Massacres in Minnesota
Suspicion in the worst USA since the Columbine school shooting smiled and sign, as he married five students, a teacher and a vigil, wondered one of his victims, if she believes in God, witnesses said. The adolescence’s grandfather and his grandfather were also dead friend, and youth themselves killed.
Some victims were shot dead proximity, medical officials said.
The victims at Red Lake High School in far northern Minnesota, he has the worst school shooting since the nation of toben Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo., in April 1999, ended with the death of 12 students, teachers and two teenage girls - gunmen.
The victims were part of the Gunman’s grandfather, grandfather’s girlfriend, a school caretaker, a teacher and five other students.
At least 14 others were wounded and two of them remained in critical condition Tuesday at Merit Care in Fargo, ND, officials said.
The Gunman apparently killed his grandfather and his grandfather, his girlfriend at home, and then traveled to the school his grandfather Kader car - his grandfather was a tribal chief police officer on the Red Lake Indian Reservation. The shotgun and handgun, he was suspected of being used by his grandfather.
At least three victims were shot in the head closely, said officials in the northern countries of the regional hospital in nearby Bemidji. One of those victims died and two others were at the Fargo hospital. Three victims remain in the north in noncritical region.
“I think it was an intention to kill,” Tim Hall, hospital emergency care director, said at a press conference early in the morning.
The police said Gunman, 17 years as Jeff Wiese, killed by exchanges of fire with officers.
Thus, Red Lake’s Home Bound program for some violation of policy, “said committee member principal Kathryn Beaulieu. Students in this program stay at home and travel supervised by a teacher. Beaulieu said they do not know how the offence, and would not be allowed to reveal if they were doing.
There was no indication on the subject in a direct way. But he said several students anti-social beliefs, and may have sent messages on a neo-Nazi Web site expressing admiration for Adolf Hitler.
One writer, identified as Jeff Weise Red Lake Reservation sent messages under the nickname “Angel of Death” - in French “angel of death”. April 2004 A contribution from him after the accusation of “a threat to school, I participated in” when the writer said later, it was deleted.
Raconta parents of St. Paul Pioneer Press, he was a loner, as a general rule, have foppte black and was by other children. Parent told his father, the newspaper committed suicide four years ago, and that his mother lived in a Minneapolis nursing home, the brain because they were injured in a car accident.
Red Lake student said Reggie Graves, he saw a film about Shakespeare in class Monday when he heard Gunman its way through the metal detector at the school entrance, where a guard was not killed.
Then, in a classroom in the area, he belongs to the Gunman something to say to his friend Ryan. “Ryan, he asked if she believed in God,” said Graves. “And then he killed.”
During the toben, professor kept students from one room to another, trying to distance the sound of the shooting, said Graves, 14 He said that some students looked at the office.
Some argue the Gunman stop. “We heard a girl and said:” No, Jeff, stop, stop. Leave Me Alone. What are you doing? “Sondra Hegstrom told The Pioneer of Bemidji.
Dir Tim Pawlenty said it appeared the school had “very strict security and network solutions.”
“It looks She had a very individual, has been disrupted able to overcome a lot of precautions to do a lot of damage,” said Pawlenty.
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