Friday, 9 March 2018

Will Parkland Change the Gun Debate?

Every morning since the shootings at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Manuel Oliver wakes up and puts on a pair of his son's black basketball shoes. The afternoon of the shootings, Joaquin, a 17-year-old senior, wasn't answering Manuel's calls, but Joaquin's friends were. On Snapchat, they could see where his phone was, and that it wasn't moving. Around 1 a.m., after bouncing from the school to the hospital to a hotel-turned-command-center, the family received confirmation from the FBI. "They call us in a little room on the side," Manuel says, "and they say, 'Listen. Your kid is one of the victims.' "
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Source:  rollingstone

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