I spent a day with SCHOOL SHOOTING SURVIVORS (Columbine, Parkland, Reynolds)
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3 роки томуI spent a day with school shooting survivors from Columbine, Stoneman Douglas, and Reynolds High Schools to learn what it’s like to experience a devastating attack on an educational facility.
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@AnthonyPadilla 3 роки тому
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@kritin4946 3 роки тому
ok!
@hoenix3278 3 роки тому
hi
@shineedablueprint4914 3 роки тому
I'll be here waiting
@swagg233 3 роки тому
early?
@jackjekyll1186 3 роки тому
Ugh I just love you!!❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
@crackers3978 3 роки тому
the fact that everyone thought it was a senior prank says something...
@caydi4392 3 роки тому
How dramatic can a senior prank get?
@lincdie1245 3 роки тому
Idk, before columbine school shootings just weren't as thought about. Now it's something assumed, but it was thought of as unlikely then.
@Mngalahad 3 роки тому
i thought he meant he heard like fireworks or something like that.
@imaniecadet3781 3 роки тому
Facts
@aliahhuh2622 3 роки тому
and now someone pops a chip bag and we look around quiet to see if today is the day...
@laurynladybug6984 3 роки тому
That must be traumatizing having to hide under a person you see everyday that is deceased to survive...
@mikudayoooooo 3 роки тому
traumatizing and horrifyingly smart, I can't even imagine what it must feel like to know that's how you managed to live..
@lukeklo 3 роки тому
Especially a kid
@finnarmstrong6761 3 роки тому
@@mikudayoooooo your name confused me soo much lmaoo
@mikudayoooooo 3 роки тому
@Odaliz Orozco-Rueda hey hey hey hey I'm gay
@Virtual_FPS 3 роки тому
Dying would also suck.
@evamerritt7380 10 місяців тому
Rest in loving peace and never forget: MSD: Carmen Schentrup, Scott Beigel, Gina Montalto, Alaina Petty, Alex Schachter, Chris Hixon, Jaime Guttenberg, Meadow Pollack, Luke Hoyer, Helena Ramsay, Alyssa Alhadeff, Aaron Feis, Joaquin Oliver, Martin Duque Anguiano, Cara Loughran, Nicholas Dworet, and Peter Wang Columbine: Rachel Scott, Daniel Rohrbough, Dave Sanders, Kyle Velasquez, Steven Curnow, Cassie Bernall, Isaiah Shoels, Matthew Kechter, Lauren Townsend, John Tomlin, Kelly Fleming, Daniel Mauser, and Corey DePooter Reynolds: Emilio Hoffman
@disappointedlumine202 8 місяців тому
Rest in peace, poor souls…
@BearWithSword 8 місяців тому
God bless their family’s and friends Rip all of them they will be dearly missed
@joanna01 8 місяців тому
May these kids that were taken too soon rest in peace 🕊️🤍
@TehChozen1 8 місяців тому
Jaime baby 🧡
@evamerritt7380 8 місяців тому
@@TehChozen1 💚😭🕊️💔
@mcbwg1187 11 місяців тому
My aunt was in the Las Vegas shooting, and she has never forgotten it. Every 4th of July, she retreats to her room, with noise cancelling headphones, and cries. She has PTSD and is spooked by loud noises. The event has affected our entire family. When you see a death count after a shooting, remember that every single number represents a family devastated.
@ItzSimplyEstelle 8 місяців тому
Poor girl. I hope she can eventually recover ❤️🩹
@cudyskie 7 місяців тому
I’m so sorry for your aunt. I hope she gets the help that she needs and goes on to live a happy life ❤❤
@natenicholls1728 7 місяців тому
One of the victims of that shooting was my brother he is from Canada as I am and he ended up dying from it. I miss him so much
@cheeseeatingrat-cl3yk 6 місяців тому
@grizzlywhores459 What the fuck?!
@GalaxyRoblox5 6 місяців тому
@@grizzlywhores459that’s not the time to say that 😐
@aaaaaaahelpme 3 роки тому
I can't believe they had to pick body matter out of her hair... That is horrible
@biscuitjams6187 3 роки тому
I couldn’t even begin to think of the trauma of having a dead body to your right and above you it’s thinking about it is traumatizing I mean my school has had gun and bomb threats before and the school day that that happened was quiet weirdly quiet (edit: old school)
@notelliottpeck 3 роки тому
i was the thousandth like 😳
@maryjenkins1693 3 роки тому
Anthony's face when she said that. You can tell he actually connects with the people he interviews. He doesn't just do these videos for views, their stories have a genuine effect on him.
@lisbethmarie3430 3 роки тому
What is body matter?🥺😭
@Jean_Jacques148 3 роки тому
@@lisbethmarie3430 flesh, hair, eyes, basically pieces of the human body. It’s disturbing
@asyaakpnar6122 2 роки тому
imagine hiding behind your friend thinking its not real than he gets shot instead of you, then you have to hide behind his death body to survive. I cant even imagine how traumatizing it is.
@kameryn23 2 роки тому
the guilt you would feel after they were the reason you didn’t get shot. She is so brave.
@kidneytransplant2843 2 роки тому
ikr im saddened to what kids have to endure in school where its meant to be safe now im just hoping nobody else has to go through this kind of hell
@jemimangouambe6884 2 роки тому
i dont claim this negative energy AMEN
@touchgrass420 2 роки тому
@@jemimangouambe6884 this ain’t church
@frixlit6738 2 роки тому
if I was there then I’d feel like complete shit, if I didn’t move then he wouldn’t have been dead. I hope she’s doing better now...
@NessieEnthusiastic 10 місяців тому
A person who survived Columbine had spoken at my school. His sister was the first one to die. Her name was Rachel, and she was known to be one of the most positive human beings in the school. Before the day unfolded, he got into a fight with Rachel, and he wishes that he would’ve taken the blame during the argument. There are some other wild, crazy stuff that he said, but I feel like I’m boring you to the person reading this :,)
@tonib597 7 місяців тому
This is Craig Scott you’re talking about right? I’ve watched videos of him explaining his story. My heart breaks for him. Such a strong man ❤️
@NessieEnthusiastic 7 місяців тому
@@tonib597 yes! Thank you for reminding me.
@Galaxia_Moon 7 місяців тому
@@NessieEnthusiasticmhm. I was actually about to informatively mention her full name was Rachel Scott, but I think bc of Craig Scott people can fill in the blanks 😅 Rest in peace Rachel, and all the others who passed.
@ZackYT117 6 місяців тому
RACHEL SCOTT THAT’S WHO YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT
@alexturnerswifeyy 6 місяців тому
he spoke at my school too it’s so sad
@EnchantedTooWell 10 місяців тому
I live in Scotland and I cannot imagine how horrible and dangerous it must be to not even feel safe at SCHOOL, a place which is meant to be safe and secure and is a place for learning and education. The thought of having to hide under bodies or hearing gunshots is an absolute horror
@jakesoros2376 10 місяців тому
People like to pretend evil doesn't exist, that it's all just a matter of "misunderstanding" that "bad guy." Then, they're shocked when it turns out that person really is an evil person, with true malice in their heart. Just because that person doesn't head some corporation you don't like doesn't mean he isn't capable of or isn't willing to do harm to others.
@emperornae 9 місяців тому
your not safe anywhere so why should they feel safe at school
@bakedcurtain2958 9 місяців тому
@@emperornaeIDK maybe because fearing for your life shouldn't be a thing we have to do 24/7?
@emperornae 9 місяців тому
@@bakedcurtain2958 I don't fear for my life 24/7
@Barcelona36978 9 місяців тому
@@emperornaehave you ever experienced a shooting? And how did you cope with it?
@m3m3-a-tron95 3 роки тому
the fact that she had to witness someone in front of her die is just horrible
@CoreyT97 3 роки тому
And hide under her classmate's body? So traumatic.
@axep3785 3 роки тому
and the other dude after her he heard a blood curdling scream
@Nostxlgia482 3 роки тому
Seriously goes from sitting in a class doing work, to seeing 5 dead bodies. My heart is shattered for all of them.
@mmontymoo 3 роки тому
Aalayah’s classmates had to go back to school two weeks after the shooting and they still haven’t cleaned up the crime scene? That is seriously screwed up.
@otterpoppin 3 роки тому
Since the trial hasn't actually started it's probably to preserve evidence. The building is likely closed as well, at least I would hope so. It would definitely help preserve the crime scene, and also avoid making the students and faculty relive the trauma.
@Thatprettygirl_207 3 роки тому
It’s terrible but I get it because it is a crime scene. I’m glad they at least provided accommodations for the students like therapy dogs and all.
@YourMom-wb4bu 3 роки тому
Police don’t clean up crime scenes it is either left for the people in this case, the schools job to clean it themselves or call a private crime scene cleanup crew and have them clean it.
@soobdragon2962 3 роки тому
right they should’ve waited til someone had come and cleaned up and offered a month of online classes before coming back
@Tyjomo 3 роки тому
I go to MSD. They closed off the buildings and had an investigation. The kids were only in the auditorium, along with the cafeteria, away from where it took place. They didn't do school for the rest of most of the year. They came back to school and had half days on the days they went back. They went back so that they could be with each other, and be there for each other during those times. It was very sad.
@Dugga49 5 місяців тому
Not-so-fun fact: My best friend/Roommate’s girlfriend is a survivor of the Parkland shooting. I’d say her and I are pretty decent friends as well. She has massive PTSD from it. She said the bodies prevented folks from leaving through the conventional exit and the shooter used the fire alarm to draw students out. I was at the movies with some friends including her when someone pulled the fire alarm and we had to step out, she had a whole breakdown from it. My best friend had to console her for a while before she calmed down. Sad that even survivors have to battle the demons they never asked for
@c0zy.dragonz 4 місяці тому
Dang… I heard that story (about the shooter luring the kids with with the fire alarm), and it’s literally despicable. That is now one of my biggest fears whenever the fire alarm went off. So smart, ⚠️⚠️(IN A BAD WAY),⚠️⚠️ yet so horrible.
@cassidytait5898 11 місяців тому
I go to the neighboring school to columbine and my current english teacher went through the shooting. She has opened up to us about how she has ptsd and has had to stay home on april 20th each year bc of anxiety. When I first learned about this event my stomach sank. And when i walked through the halls of colmbine for the first time for a color guard clinic, it felt cold and eerie and I could never imagine what this experience does to a person mentally.
@MichaelLovely-mr6oh 10 місяців тому
Let me take a quick guess: Chatfield?
@RatisticTheSecond 9 місяців тому
Thats just horrible, I hope one day she is able to move on from such an event
@colleencrews9739 5 місяців тому
A lot of people back up what you said. Not just about the survivors but the school itself. People visiting the school for PTA meetings, extracurricular events, etc. all describe what you said exactly. Some say it's because they know what happened, others say there's just something off about it. It's also very fascinating to hear about the adults who now work in that area and have families on their own. Time moves on, but some things do not completely go away.
@natty.777 3 роки тому
Alayah saying “they needed to take human remnants out of my hair” and then Anthony’s face afterwards...you can tell this really really hurt him
@azlynnsalinas3216 3 роки тому
What is human remnants
@graffititurtle9035 3 роки тому
@@azlynnsalinas3216 parts of a human being
@natty.777 3 роки тому
@@azlynnsalinas3216 bits of someone’s body
@gillian1639 3 роки тому
@@azlynnsalinas3216 human remnants are what’s leftover of a body. So if an explosive went off then they would look for human remnants to find out... how many people died, who set off the explosive... so basically... pieces off a human body.
@zaysnutt 3 роки тому
time stamp?
@briannav9225 3 роки тому
To think that aliyah probably wouldn’t have survived if she hadn’t been behind her friend is so scary. That one small decision completely changed her life.
@siphonzyno7378 3 роки тому
She is so strong for doing that bravery at its finest she is also one of the nicest people ever
@kaywee4200 3 роки тому
Her poor friend though. Was he protecting her? Did he tell her to get behind him? That'd be terrifying for real.
@briannav9225 3 роки тому
@@kaywee4200 from what she said in the video i think she just hid behind him without his knowledge. I cant imagine how traumatizing it wouldve been to see your classmate get shot right in front of you
@kaywee4200 3 роки тому
@@briannav9225 that's kind of sad for that poor boy. I hope he knows up there in heaven that he took place in saving her life.
@ismybannerblackorred6700 3 роки тому
@@kaywee4200 the first interview she ever did she said that when the shooter shot him dead, she was behind him so she fell with him on purpose to look like she died aswell and then she put his body on top of her but he was already dead.
@IsVyguy 3 місяці тому
Student here! We just had a school shooting with 11 injured and 2 dead. Heart breaking and terrible... most traumatic experience by far in school.
@ledavajda1582 2 місяці тому
I’m so sorry that you had to go through that🥺 wishing you the best❤️🩹
@joezegers Місяць тому
Glad you're still with us!
@randomspacefan Місяць тому
I’m just so sorry. That’s horrible and no one should go through that. I hope those 2 dead students fly high and those 11 injured get better and everyone else heals from the trauma. This is something that nobody should even imagine. I hope everything goes amazing for you and nothing like this ever happens again.
@mateocertain4592 10 місяців тому
unfortunately, i know exactly how aaleya’s parents felt on that call. the same thing happened with my wife. i was at work and my wife called me which she doesn’t do unless she needs to so i answered it. Her voice was shaking and she told me she was in lockdown because there was a shooter at her work. she works at a boys and girls club. She was saying that she was didn’t have much time to talk or worry she had to save her kids. i told her i loved her and to keep them away from the doors and windows and then i heard a bang and the call dropped. I work in a rehabilitation center for brain injured individuals. i sprinted out of my work and up the stairs hysterical i was shaking and everything was running through my head. i told my coworkers to call my boss because i needed to go NOW. I got in my car and raced to her work and there were seven or so cop cars and cops with ar-15s. luckily they found the kid before anyone was hurt and my wife said the bang was a cabinet falling when they were moving it to block the door. and she doesnt know how to call failed. i will never forget that feeling and fear and how i felt like my world had just completely ended.
@erikapirtle5878 3 роки тому
I love how the killers names weren’t mentioned. Not even once
@KiRa-fy6uq 3 роки тому
They're not famous like they'd like to be
@zoeydovel5397 3 роки тому
their names don’t matter, the victims names do
@erikapirtle5878 3 роки тому
@@zoeydovel5397 I know I was pointing that out lol
@billyjean8057 3 роки тому
@@KiRa-fy6uq the Columbine shooters r very well known more than any other ones u can’t ask me about the other shooters but everyone knows the Columbine shooters
@boniser6096 3 роки тому
i only know dylan and eric no one else
@juliakubancik2042 3 роки тому
everyone treats these as a joke but they aren’t. these are terrifying
@hannahh8119 3 роки тому
Who would do that?
@siennajayden 3 роки тому
@@hannahh8119 you’d be surprised
@xplosive3 3 роки тому
@@stelluhmoon "dang these shooting ranges are getting more realistic"
@annabeld7758 3 роки тому
say it louder for the people in the back
@warriorwolfette 3 роки тому
@@hannahh8119 baby boomers, gun nuts and trump supporters all think these people are "crisis actors" and claim these shootings never happened. They harassed the parents of the Sandy hook elementary students who died. Those kids were 5 years old-11 years old. There are people who are just so inside these echo chambers that they have lost their humanity and empathy.
@5tarr_zer0 9 місяців тому
during a drill my 9th grade teacher told us all the flaws in the way our classroom was built as to where the shooter could enter and told us to know if we were to die to go down fighting. losing your life to injure the attacker could save the lives of others. she told us to use our bags as sheilds and was as straight forward and realistic as possible. kinda like trying to get us to understand how serious it was. edit: i really appreciated how she talked to us bc a lot of teachers pretend it will never happen and others downplay the seriousness.
@nellorchronicles377 4 місяці тому
The fact that even now we are only taught how to run and hide. While politicians sit on their asses and cry about how stricter firearm laws "don't work" while offering no solution.
@TheTree42069 3 місяці тому
This.
@draculandscout9450 3 роки тому
I love how Anthony doesn’t focus on the actual shooters, but rather the trauma the survivors went through.
@imsotox 3 роки тому
“Remember the victims, remember the people who have died”
@meme_king1357 3 роки тому
stop loving it
@draculandscout9450 3 роки тому
@meme_ king135, I’m confused. I’m sorry if I offended you in any way
@dddecksondeckk5076 3 роки тому
@@ejxjfjdjzjjsjryf2784 sorry u had to go through that ik sorry isn't enough but it's all I can say
@d3c4y1ng.t33th 3 роки тому
@@ejxjfjdjzjjsjryf2784 Sorry you had to go through that. I can't imagine having to go through one, seems absolutely terrifying. And excuse my curiosity but which shooting was it?
@hexaltheninjawow9531 3 роки тому
As much as people don’t like online schooling, a pro is that school shootings are near impossible.
@gavinlarson4520 3 роки тому
Hexaltheninja Wow *shoots camera*
@hexaltheninjawow9531 3 роки тому
@@gavinlarson4520 ”Don’t go to school today” [BREAKING NEWS] Alleged SWATing of several houses in the same district. For more news coverage of this tune in to channel 3
@gavinlarson4520 3 роки тому
Hexaltheninja Wow can't catch me cause I'm the vpn man
@hexaltheninjawow9531 3 роки тому
@@gavinlarson4520 drat, foiled again!
@PastelFire99 3 роки тому
True. I hate online school with all my heart but at least it has some pros
@SolThay-fz1df 12 днів тому
Imagine how traumatizing it would be to watch your own friend die right in front of you.
@NYmomAdrienne3915 10 місяців тому
This breaks my heart. I graduated university in 1999 and never feared this when going to school; but do as a parent now. I have PTSD from 9/11 attacks and know how it changes your life. They were kids, I was 22 at least when that happened at my work. They are all in my heart. The after effects of experiencing mass violence is wretched.
@wolfy297 4 місяці тому
It really hit me when my sister in law decided to get a bullet proof bag for her son
@madisonm8557 3 роки тому
The young woman from Parkland brought me to tears. I cannot imagine
@yes207 3 роки тому
I remember seeing her on the news around the time it had happened and being in such a shock because of how close her school was to mine.
@CtsGirL04 3 роки тому
In this interview she seems to really be okay. And thank God for that.
@o_o3684 3 роки тому
I used to live in parkland and I remember the day of the shooting the atmosphere changed so much
@altasbored 3 роки тому
As soom as she started to talk about when she called her parents got me to tears. Like fuck, to think you wouldnt see them and you was going to die is just terrifying.
@hexes5122 3 роки тому
You should listen to the survivors talk about their experience with the shooting at Santa Fe, it’s makes me bawl every time.
@kermitwantsdeath6665 3 роки тому
The fact that a child had to hide under someone's dead body is so traumatic and it's making me queasy just typing this out right now.
@maliyahdanielle 3 роки тому
And he wasn't just someone, he was another child. Another child she had class with every day until the massacre happened.
@kaywee4200 3 роки тому
@@maliyahdanielle exactly. A child hid behind another child, who was murdered. So many poor children. Oh my heart 😭
@chans8thkid498 3 роки тому
Even for an adult it would be traumatizing.. 💔💔
@foooooooooooooooooooooooooooox 3 роки тому
Ikr
@MysticCowboy 3 роки тому
As soon as she said that I started bawling. It’s unreal and horrible to think this can happen.
@oxyroid 8 місяців тому
I can’t even imagine what that feels like. I have morbid curiosity, so I’ve watched the videos from inside Parkland and other shooting videos, and to see the bodies on the ground made me sob. To actually see that- people you see everyday, gone. Knowing that your life is so vulnerable. I would never be able to even leave my house again. I’m so proud of these students who have stuck it out and progressed. The strength is awesome.
@Yamchasbestfr 7 місяців тому
Ikr I fell down this rabbit hole and I have mixed feelings
@We_Are_Kingz28 11 місяців тому
I remember in my 8th grade year there was an ongoing shooting at a school a couple of miles away and everyone in my school was making jokes how they’re on the way to our school next and theorizing who would be shooting the school, and who was most likely to start a shooting at ours. The fact that the subject is so light to so many people is awful that they can be so casual and joke about that stuff when it should be taken seriously
@fishyles 3 роки тому
You could tell that Helena was a girl she cared about, because her voice cracked when she mentioned her. Lots of love to her and her soul. :(
@tianawatters5292 3 роки тому
she was one of her closest friends
@fishyles 3 роки тому
@@tianawatters5292 :( that makes me really sad
@gh0uli_668 3 роки тому
I actually think that Helena and her weren’t close friends. Helena’s best friend has been in other multiple interviews, she was also in the room obviously, and saw Helena get shot. Never mentioned anything about Aaliyah as a friend in the room. Although she was probably traumatized just saying her name because the last thing Helena said was grab a book and they both did but Helena herself didn’t have time.
@tianawatters5292 3 роки тому
@@gh0uli_668 but they were friends so it makes sense that they cared about her, regardless if they were closest or not.
@ashleigh.walsh08 3 роки тому
She was friends with her but her best friend was near her and Helena was in a different spot. 😞
@christmasevejace 2 роки тому
You can literally hear the pain in their voices its literally so fucking sad.
@oscarlopezdehuehls4405 2 роки тому
@Riley Bryce hew, thanks for the point out. When I wrote this I saw it as ok but I can see how one could see it the way you saw it. I’m deleting the comment. Again, thank you for your point of View. 🙂
@jazberrybear 2 роки тому
@@oscarlopezdehuehls4405 we need more good commenters like you
@ari.cereal6766 2 роки тому
@@jazberrybear what’s they say
@darrianod7465 2 роки тому
Idk y but I'm crying
@diegofeliz6850 2 роки тому
True, especially with the dude from parkland
@layla.slayzz 11 місяців тому
I am so blessed to have never been in an actual shooting, but we did have a threat about 2 months ago. I sent my final goodbyes to my mom, and my depression skyrocketed. Who would do that to kids?
@wongo453 29 днів тому
Evil people.
@mishellefuller7681 11 місяців тому
I’m 7 minutes into this and I’m already bawling my eyes out. I couldn’t even imagine these poor babies going through something like this. Life is so scary.
@Sbilxz 10 місяців тому
In the middle of the school year this year there was a kid who brought a pew pew to school and I sat next to him, he gave warning signs but no one did anything so me and my friends made an escape plan for me and my other friend in the same class. unfortunately my friend did get shot and passed away and now I enjoy every moment I have. I’m 13 right now
@Tsuwave 10 місяців тому
@@Sbilxz I'm so sorry that you had to go through that, especially at that age. I graduated this year, and I still have no idea what I would do if another shooting happened
@dannyrichards-nb9sh 9 місяців тому
❤❤❤❤
@Wissam-gd5cc 6 місяців тому
@@Sbilxzwhat school where you in if I could ask
@dr.strings3853 3 роки тому
"Don't look up, down, left, or right. Just straight ahead and run." The chills...
@foooooooooooooooooooooooooooox 3 роки тому
I'm litterly shaking right now
@anastasianaughton4372 3 роки тому
@VelocityRaptor please, this isn’t funny
@sienna7821 3 роки тому
@VelocityRaptor ahahaha 😐😒
@slushie9727 3 роки тому
@VelocityRaptor sooooo funny...
@fuzzypeach5252 3 роки тому
@@anastasianaughton4372 what did they say?
@alyssao517 3 роки тому
This is horrific, no child should ever have to lay under a dead body
@stella-dk8vj 3 роки тому
So true.
@brokenwall2244 3 роки тому
Yeah when I heard that story my heart stopped.
@aneekaneayass7512 3 роки тому
Who hid underneath a dead body
@brokenwall2244 3 роки тому
@@aneekaneayass7512 umm just watch the video
@beta_shark 3 роки тому
@Logan Roof being edgy and an asshole isn't a "quirky" personality trait, kid.
@Itzz_Vi. 12 днів тому
It’s horrible that someone so cruel would do something like that. Honestly I felt his pain when the guy almost started crying in the beginning.
@mcolbert6138 11 місяців тому
Thank you for covering a topic like this. My experience wasn’t in a school but it shook me and my entire tiny town to the core for a long time. This is something we need to be able to talk about to realize how many people are being hurt by other humans in a place they are meant to feel safe
@cokeandcheese.6617 3 роки тому
_i can't even imagine seeing your classmates, people you see almost everyday, just die in front of you._
@AAAGATTP 3 роки тому
I've been through more than 4 shootings three of them were near school I didn't see anyone die but I saw people getting hit by bullets
@yiikou 3 роки тому
I can
@squaretorttle9400 3 роки тому
@@yiikou ok cool doesn’t matter
@elrayporchas9643 3 роки тому
Fuc That’s awful
@yara9747 3 роки тому
@@AAAGATTP i am so sorry you had to go through that
@iambigmanbeats 3 роки тому
I was wondering why Aliyah was the only one who said she was a “survivor” but then I heard her story and was like... oh, dang.
@autumin6843 3 роки тому
I understand what you’re trying to say but it’s important to remember that no ones trauma is “worse” or “better” than anyone else’s it all depends on the person. I agree though, for me personally what she went through would be absolutely terrifying
@sizlaec 3 роки тому
Hers was also the most recent, which could also be a factor.
@brandonbaker5446 3 роки тому
@i want cupcakes what the hell are you on about?
@bebesniece2899 3 роки тому
@@brandonbaker5446 It was pretty self explanatory wat did u not understand ?
@rayax2805 3 роки тому
@@sizlaec Thats what I was thinking too? I considered that maybe it’s about where they live and that maybe the community is still very focused on it but I feel like there isn’t a single town that can “get over” that? I hope I make sense and not sound like an idiot. 😅 It’s difficult to make comments like this on something I’ve never been through so I worry I may not come off clearly. If so, I’m sorry.
@Someone-from-somewhere. 8 місяців тому
Please do a part two. I’m only 12 but More people need to be aware of the fear we go through every day stepping into what we deserve to call our safe haven.
@cynthiaharris4799 9 місяців тому
Anthony you are an amazing interviewer. I’m sure all of the people you interview love your kindness, compassion, understanding and patience.
@bigmaaan 3 роки тому
I hope the people on tiktok who made "cute" edits of the columbine shooters (and any other criminals) watch this video and realise that they should not be romanticising mass murderers, and that these people took lives and deeply hurt families and ruined peoples mental health etc. Stop romanticising MURDERERS
@Michelle-fz4px 3 роки тому
Wait what??? People actually did that... OMG!!! WTF is wrong with people these days???? Urrrggghhhhhhhh.. I'm so mad right now🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
@bigmaaan 3 роки тому
@@Michelle-fz4px yeah it’s gross and so disrespectful
@monicAndrade100 3 роки тому
I literally went to search "Dylan Klebold" and the first thing I saw on Google search was "Dylan Blebold x reader". Fucking disgusting people istfg.
@bigmaaan 3 роки тому
@@monicAndrade100 EXACTLY it’s horrendous i don’t know how that kind of idea gets into people heads it’s disgusting
@theorangedinosaur4098 3 роки тому
I 100% agree with you
@angelicahamilton-schuyler4582 3 роки тому
the fact that she survived by hiding under a dead body is astounding. thats so traumatic
@dc9067 3 роки тому
@@Doc_Lime there's no lol here
@wolffesaurusrex 3 роки тому
@@Doc_Lime don’t be ridiculous
@andreii1610 3 роки тому
@@Doc_Lime You know, "lol" means Laughing out loud. I don't think you should say it in this context
@MastarNinja 3 роки тому
@@Doc_Lime Imagine "laughing out loud" at someone's survival instinct kicking in in a life or death scenario.
@luminousmiu 3 роки тому
@@Doc_Lime stop
@PreppyVidsXOXO1 11 місяців тому
When Sadie said “on the last day of school” my heart dropped. I am in 6th grade and going into 7th. In my 6th grade year we have have 4 lockdowns, just in that one year. My last day of school is this Friday. It’s currently Tuesday. Everyday I’m scared to walk through those doors. Knowing that I may not be able to see my family again. We have added shades on the windows so people can’t see in. And we can’t see out. Policeman are standing out of all exits all day everyday. I can’t say enough how great full I am for them. It hurts me even more because I know it may happen. Not just some fantasy. We humans need to change. There needs to be a law for no firearms. We can’t keep living like this. People wonder why we have so many school shootings, when the answer is right in front of you. Children are scared to go to school. School needs to be a place where we can learn. Not be worried about our every next move. I am sick and tired if it myself. And I still have a long way to come. I hope everyone stays safe, and remember that we will get through this togeather.
@scurvylikesfish 10 місяців тому
Me too I’m going into 7th grade and just got out the 2nd of June
@Bulldozermaniac 10 місяців тому
I get it about the no fire arms thing but either way even if they ban fire arms it wont stop criminals or possibly school shooters from getting them im sorry but it's true
@MK_Brie 9 місяців тому
I’m entering my sophomore year of high school, but my fear has done nothing but worsen. Someone actually brought in a gun a couple years back, but that was kept under the rug. Last year, there was a bomb threat, quite a few lockdowns, and some more scattered instances of violence throughout the year that I can’t even bother to remember right now. You guys are all very strong, and it’s horrible how we have to deal with such violence right now. But we will overcome.
@corwhaffl 5 місяців тому
not a 6th/7th grader being smarter than 90% of politicians
@cc24681 5 місяців тому
“don’t look up, down, left, or right” how awful
@capybaras383 3 роки тому
She was so quick to think. She watched her own classmate being shot in front of her. She was the last person to hold the classmate protecting her. On top of that she didn’t freeze up but instead played dead.
@zakbrown4536 3 роки тому
he wasn’t protecting her she used him as a body shield
@capybaras383 3 роки тому
@@zakbrown4536 Yes, he was protecting her. Anything used to protect yourself is protecting you.
@jayangel1879 3 роки тому
@@capybaras383 he shouldn't of died thats the thing. Instead of staying where she was, she was selfish because she was fatigued and his behind her classmate. He didn't volunteer to protect her. She sacrificed his life for her own.
@DawnViper 3 роки тому
@@jayangel1879 Not true. He was hiding there anyway. She got behind him. She did not make him take the position he was in. If she had gone elsewhere, it would not have made a different to him unfortunately.
@yolo.kay4191 3 роки тому
@@jayangel1879 do some research on the shooting.
@reioky4625 3 роки тому
I hate these "realistic" school shooting drills. I remember when I was in first grade we stacked up all of the desks in front of the door. Me and my friend both had scissors hidden in our boots to use for self defense. We all huddled into the reading corner, my classmates were crying quietly holding onto each other. My teacher she was terrified shaking while hugging us all. Then the door knob started to twist and my teacher put her hand over her mouth tears steaming down her face not taking her eyes off the door. It was the police they said it was all a drill and laughed it off. I can't imagine experiencing an actual school shooting.
@leticia0.081 3 роки тому
I agree,It could be traumatic to a lot of People it does mot matter if its not real,I find them really cruel because you are making Kids scared for their lives for just to tell them later thats is just a drill and thats not real
@mdotlizzy 3 роки тому
wth?? what about that was funny??
@DelightSkull 3 роки тому
@@mdotlizzy nervice laughter and regular laughter is also a natural coping mechanism
@stephaniecourteoreille5972 3 роки тому
what!? how the hell could they do that?! why would they do that?! you we're terrify'd for you, and your friends life's! how dare they!
@wowimstillalive5878 3 роки тому
First grade. FIRST grade. These are literal children, some no more than 6 or 7 years old, having to accept the reality that not only are there monsters out there who would bring a weapon into a school and shoot people, but that it's a real threat to them, their classmates, and their teachers. I'm 16 years old in 10th grade currently, and I remember the shooter drills in elementary school, but they only started when I was in about 4th or 5th grade and could accept and understand that a bit more. It's so sad that now we have to educate even the youngest students about survival in what should be one of the safest places for a kid.
@rjsfanaccount 10 місяців тому
Sharing a personal story. I found the video to be truly beautiful and informative. Your conversations flowed so smoothly, and I gained much knowledge from it. Unfortunately, I recently experienced a false school shooting alarm. Even though it wasn't real, the sounds of the alarm, the sight of students running down the halls, my teacher telling us to run, and being the last one to leave my classroom made it feel real as anything. I know it may seem weird, but I have never been prepared to get hurt at school. It was really a wake-up call for me.
@sophiepomerleau708 9 місяців тому
I’m from Quebec and we had like 3-4 schools shooting. We are all aware that can happen but we are so lucky that it’s not as big as a problem that in the USA for exemple. The last one was in a Musulm church really close for my house and it feels so unreal ! Thanks for sharing your history / trauma with us. Anthony you are so sweet and empathic with them ❤️
@noahiellina213 3 роки тому
It still disgusts me how people still think Eric and Dylan are folk hero’s, they were psychopaths and they were the bullies, they don’t deserve any praise or respect they are murderers not martyrs
@kitt4y 3 роки тому
i remember back when i was in middle school, there were these girls that would fawn over them as if they were celebrities just because they were ‘cute’ and troubled. thinking back, that entire craze was insanely gross. they were monsters :/
@noahiellina213 3 роки тому
@@kitt4y exactly! They dragged Isaiah Shoels from under a desk, called him the n word and shot him, Eric shot Steven Curnow in the neck and let him bleed to death he was only 14, tell these facts to people and see if they still think Eric and Dylan are anything other than evil.
@pedroluisgallegossepulveda2587 3 роки тому
I have a little bit of fear to go to school ever i remember That's events , if i was in one of these schools probably I would throw myself out of the window or something, I just know that I would go into total despair in fact I wouldn’t even imagine what I would do
@fulicious2991 3 роки тому
Liking fictional murderers is one thing, but actual murderers? That's just disgusting
@Mari_Intothestaircase 3 роки тому
@@acorn9134 What?
@moniquerodriguez8659 3 роки тому
Today is actually the 8 year anniversary of the sandy hook elementary shooting 27 angels gone 💔
@TrentonF505 3 роки тому
Sandy Hook was a heart breaking event
@MichaelEavesMusic 3 роки тому
How has it already been 8 years
@adri.c4 3 роки тому
never lost, nor forgotten. we still think about all of you. 💔
@dc9067 3 роки тому
"Anniversary" Isn't that term supposed to be positive ?
@BOBABOOROCKS 3 роки тому
@@dc9067 how about memorial? Is that a little better? Not trying to be rude but just trying to help.
@KrisC849 4 місяці тому
I can’t imagine seeing your classmates die in front of you, people should have to deal with this.
@Blue_Bed 4 місяці тому
You mean shouldn’t?
@Blue_Bed 3 місяці тому
@@samman_ it’s a typo it says should deal with it
@gurlibi2133 6 місяців тому
As someone who lives in a country where school shootings are very rare I find it so horrible what all these young people have experienced. They’re all so strong ❤ Thank you Antony, Aalayah, Sadie, and Will for spreading awareness of school shooting and what it does to a person ❤️
@ml677 3 роки тому
The fact that while students are being told where to go and what to do in an active shooter situation and the shooter is also listening to these things is terrifying
@TheOlivePerson 3 роки тому
Yeah, it’s a haunting thought as the student. We prepare and make plans, but chances are if this actually happens to us the shooter will know our plans...
@damianbrown3123 3 роки тому
Fr though. I used to think about this when we'd have our drills in school.
@tellmeimpretty7462 3 роки тому
there's an imposter among us
@bnuuyzs 3 роки тому
@@tellmeimpretty7462 You are fucked up to make a joke about this
@damianbrown3123 3 роки тому
@@justheretocommentokdontwan685 exactly!! This needs to change and there hasn't been anything done.
@Cherryc0la95 3 роки тому
I love that the Parkland kids got emotional support dogs on their campus and that they were included in the yearbook 🥺🥺🥺
@viviennethomas2986 2 роки тому
Ikr 🥺
@annabelcrescibene4257 2 роки тому
My schools never had a shooting, but we’ve had 3 sucides in 4 years and we always had therapy dogs when that happens.
@QBall18 2 роки тому
@@annabelcrescibene4257 oh… shit, I’m sorry to hear that. Are you ok now?
@Sssteelo 2 роки тому
Wholesome
@Lautaro-it9nd 2 роки тому
@@annabelcrescibene4257 this things of support dogs sounds amazing, i live in argentina and in my school a wall fall down over 45 kids killing 22, i remember seeing that and cry like a baby for like a year and my school never did something about it really scary.
@turntechhh 10 місяців тому
my theatre teacher was there during the columbine shooting she was a teacher there and it was extremely traumatic so on april 20th she showed the class a documentary about it and spoke about her experiences its heartbreaking, and every time i hear news about another shooting i get angry and sad we definitely need to think more about the victims and what we can do to prevent these things from happening ever again
@uh._. 8 місяців тому
I really like having the ability to hear these kinds of stories and perspectives from people who actually went throught this kind of event. It gives me the kind of ability where I can even slightly imagine the terrors that these people had seen, heard, and thought.
@brook8319 3 роки тому
we shouldn’t be scared to go to school, yet here we are.
@shazza4360 3 роки тому
✨america✨
@astralityyy 3 роки тому
✨gun laws✨
@Hunter-sj7is 3 роки тому
My name is Hunter, so I of course own guns, my entire family does. We need more gun laws, there are too many problems with it.
@stella-dk8vj 3 роки тому
@@Hunter-sj7isAre you saying that gun laws should be enforced or that you have a gun? Sorry I don’t get it
@Hunter-sj7is 3 роки тому
@@stella-dk8vj I was saying that my family has guns and used them legally of course, but there needs to be more rules so that the guns don’t fall into the wrong hands.
@zeropoa 2 роки тому
Honestly it’s really scary when there is a school shooter in the school but your sibling also goes to that school so your not only worrying about ur safety but your siblings safety too.
@f40carz93 2 роки тому
I would honestly die for my siblings
@roiisaa2191 2 роки тому
I live in europe so theres laws against guns meaning theres a VERY VERY small chance of any of this happening but.. i would be very scared for them too.
@ethandew1768 2 роки тому
And your friends
@Lynn_4992 2 роки тому
@@f40carz93 yea honestly same
@danialrafid 2 роки тому
This thing only happens in America and Europe. Everywhere else, you're fine.
@crimsonprincess7420 11 місяців тому
My school has had 4 threats recently. One of which caused my class to be locked in a closet for 2 hours straight in complete silence. We had no idea it was a threat we had no way too. Several of my friends had panic attacks and it was really really scary and it was just threat. I can’t imagine what these people have been through with a actual shooting when even the threat of one was so terrifying
@fishingwithchet6835 10 місяців тому
Interesting interview, I can’t imagine trauma that people go through when something like this happens.
@amarat2944 3 роки тому
Having realistic drills is messed up. Even if they’re aware that there’s going to be a drill, it will still be extremely traumatic for so many.
@iselljams6468 3 роки тому
AND TAKES AWAY FROM THE PURPOSE BECAUSE WHEN IT ACTUALLY HAPPENS STUDENTS THINK ITS A JOKE
@screaumbly 3 роки тому
my drills weren’t realistic, but when i was younger some kids under the table with me were joking about it being real and everyone was going to die, which caused my school shooting fear also apparently in the same drill, my sisters substitute teacher had told them that it was real, which also terrified her
@bluebirdoz9055 3 роки тому
I can't even imagine having drills for a shooting at all. It's completely insane to me. We had fire drills and thats all. I feel so lucky to live in Australia
@lilymarie380 3 роки тому
Honestly my school sucks at are drills it's super unclear and honestly they make me feel worse
@emmanemz5824 3 роки тому
My school did and so many kids were having panic attacks because they didn't even say it was a drill. It was seriously fucked up
@realmaddawgie 2 роки тому
Aliyah saying that she had to hide under his dead body mimicking his last movements is so heart breaking… not only still knowing you’re alive but then having to mourn the loss of the person next to you in the same breath. I’m positive he’s her guardian angel.
@BlackSheepNara 2 роки тому
Gross. She used him and he had no idea her intentions were to save herself. She literally said she just stood behind him in case something happened because he was bigger and she’s skinny. It’s just a typical story of someone using someone else as a shield.
@yannabananah 2 роки тому
@@BlackSheepNarafrom your username I could tell you’re a 12 year old wannabe
@BlackSheepNara 2 роки тому
@@yannabananah no but I did make that user name years ago. What’s that have to do with what I said? Are you just mad?
@sparky0900 2 роки тому
@@BlackSheepNara i dont think she was using him. almost every kid who finds themselves in this situation can probably agree that they don't wanna die. so i think she was hiding behind him to lower the chances of more fatalities. she knew she wouldn't have survived a bullet so she hid behind someone who had a higher chance of survival in hopes that less people would die. i don't think she wanted him to die or wanted to use him as a shield at all.
@kookiemaster9259 2 роки тому
@@BlackSheepNara any human being would have done the same thing, its naturally an instinct. You cant give her shit for that. She was terrified, they all were.
@emmaspeck230 8 місяців тому
I love in Troutdale Oregon. I live close to Reynolds High School, and I remember when this shooting happened. I’ve had friends that were a little older than me that were IN the building when it happened. I was so incredibly scared for everyone and hearing it on tv was so surreal… it was so heartbreaking to hear her talk about it again and her experience being in the building. Much love to all of them and their families ❤️
@bedrock30_40 11 місяців тому
While I've never been through a school shooting, my school experienced five threats in two weeks just about a month ago. Kids were being picked up early, only about 1/3 of students were even showing up in the first place, teachers were prepared for anything at any moment. It was terrifying. I cannot imagine the horror of going through the real thing. I'm so sorry to the interviewees in this video for what they've had to go through, and I'm so disappointed in our government for what little is being done to help.
@charmander2159 3 роки тому
these people are genuinely so strong, it must have been so traumatic.
@planetkc 3 роки тому
Have you finished the video when you commented this? They said they all can't forget it and experience both depression and PTSD
@morganmushroom2466 3 роки тому
@@planetkc having ptsd and depression doesn’t make someone less strong. if anything, it takes even more strength to try to live and be happy
@aus-li 3 роки тому
@@morganmushroom2466 Yes, having PTSD does make you more paranoid and untrusting of certain people, but it helps you not panic in tense situations.
@aus-li 3 роки тому
@deku gaming Everyone copes with their emotions differently, I’m just saying how I deal with it myself. I don’t have a severe case of PTSD, but I’ve seen enough stuff on the internet to make me desensitized.
@ElliePaget 3 роки тому
@JeremyD over time they can make you a stronger person
@ihavenoideasforanickname2964 3 роки тому
I almost cried when Aliyah had to hide under the body of her classmate. How traumatized she must be. How traumatized all of them must be. I’m glad they all survived though
@brooklynthegreat6367 3 роки тому
I almost cried too. Although mostly, throughout this whole video, I was just angry. So so angry.
@liluzi4494 3 роки тому
Craig Scott, the guy in the beginning of the video had to do the same thing. He was a Columbine survivor. He saw 2 of his friends, Matt and Isaiah get killed point blank and he laid next to their dead bodies playing dead underneath a library table. And to top things off, his sister Rachel Scott was murdered in the Columbine massacre as well. I had to do a school project on that. It was so heartbreaking.
@ihavenoideasforanickname2964 3 роки тому
@@liluzi4494 I just wish we as a country could do something to prevent shootings. But the 2nd Amendment is probably always in our heads, if that makes sense
@myiamoore7985 3 роки тому
I would have cried and probably have died in any of their situations
@haileyabley6731 3 роки тому
I don't think I've ever cried that much over a video.
@brianalauren3900 2 місяці тому
throughout all the stories, alayahs story and how she told it stays with me.
@beaubrammer9000 9 місяців тому
I usually skip parts of his videos but this one just made me stick with it the whole time
@phelony3973 3 роки тому
“There is no justice for stealing a life”
@windowsxp7823 3 роки тому
No human should decide if another human dies or not.
@slaqualquercoisamemo5117 3 роки тому
@@windowsxp7823 yeah
@heyitsme1812 3 роки тому
i.e abortion
@stuckonaslide 3 роки тому
@@heyitsme1812 of course you had to make it political
@jade_idontkare7481 3 роки тому
@@heyitsme1812 abortion isn't murder sooo, what point are you trying to make
@seraphina3093 3 роки тому
The fact they had to pick body matter out of her hair...I can’t even imagine
@sammyyoung7145 3 роки тому
That part broke me. She’s so strong and I feel so awful for everyone who has to go through this
@uuglychuu8959 3 роки тому
i dont really understand this i saw a lot of comments abt it can u explain further?..
@lilywilliams5141 3 роки тому
@@uuglychuu8959 the bullets scattered blood and body/brain matter when they hit people. it creates something like shrapnel but from humans. the people around her who were killed, she was covered in their blood and had body matter, or pieces of them, in her clothes and hair
@uuglychuu8959 3 роки тому
@@lilywilliams5141 i feel so bad making u explain this thank u so much..
@seraphina3093 3 роки тому
@@uuglychuu8959 this feels kinda wrong explaining it but...it’s a horrifying image that comes to mind thinking about who’s body matter (which could of been pieces of brain, flesh ect) it was. It shows how close in proximity she was to her class mate as they were killed and it It was probably the classmate who’s body she had to hide under...
@dakotastyles5695 5 місяців тому
This is absolutely awful because i cannot imagine the horror of seeing bodies of people being shot, and ive only seen them in movies but seeing them in real life must be extremely traumatic and horrifying, thank you for sharing your stories
@user-gn4qm3pn8x Місяць тому
Thank u Anthony for posting this video and if anyone is reading help us ban the selling of assault weapons to save our schools
@lucyc4948 3 роки тому
Imagine having to hide under a dead body. These poor CHILDREN had to go through this.
@alicelee13 3 роки тому
and imagine that dead body being one of your classmates that you've gone to school with everyday- i cant even begin to imagine how traumatizing that must've been
@lucyc4948 3 роки тому
@@alicelee13 I know. I’m still in school too so I completely empathize with them. This situation sounds so traumatizing to have to ever go through.
@ObsessiveCompulsiveClown 3 роки тому
The fact that she was in the designated school shooter drill corner actually experiencing the terror of a school shooting is heartbreaking. We're in a generation that grew up with active shooter drills and it's still difficult to think about one actually happening.
@lengthylexicons 3 роки тому
@@alicelee13 on top of that living with the fact that you made the decision to hide behind them, there’s gotta be some level of guilt. She obviously shouldn’t feel guilty this was not her fault, but I can only imagine.
@Maximumlatex 3 роки тому
She had to hide under one of her own friends imagine the shock but she pushed through her fear and went into survival mode and played it smart because she didn’t wanna die
@coinpin1911 3 роки тому
The scariest thing is Aalayah had always walked to her class to greet her friends Helena and Nicholas, they were a part of her everyday school life, but suddenly they were just not a part of her life anymore. Thank God she acted fast to live
@xboxforever3946 3 роки тому
Well that is life fate had decided that it was their time to go and meet their maker
@foamia 3 роки тому
@@xboxforever3946 please shut up
@haileyabley6731 3 роки тому
@@xboxforever3946 Don't pretend like this was fate. That's horrific
@xboxforever3946 3 роки тому
May the people either alive or dead be remembered
@noibat7034 3 роки тому
@@xboxforever3946 I know you mean well but please don't say things like this
@JerseyAir 10 місяців тому
Honestly I could never imagine having to go through this, all these survivors are so brave.
@zknight4481 2 місяці тому
Aalayah is so damn smart it isn’t even funny. She genuinely needs to be a senator or even the damn president. She’s brilliant, she knows what she’s talking about when it’s comes to legislating and delegating resources, and she’s extremely well-spoken. You don’t see many youth with all of those abilities in spades. Not using that to go into politics would be a damn shame.
@sarahkudrna6110 3 роки тому
I was in the same shooting as Sadie, we were actually friends in high school. It is a day that changed me forever. I’m so proud to see her talk about that experience.
@abbyr5287 3 роки тому
You are so strong and brave. I wish you all the best and I hope you are getting all the help you need to cope with the situation.
@sanacankindadraw 3 роки тому
❤️❤️
@jadevanniekerk3783 3 роки тому
Glad you are still here with us sorry about your classmates❤
@xoxocolleen 3 роки тому
You are so strong, sending support and good things to come
@illusionalmistake7251 3 роки тому
my heart goes out to you, sadie and all of students and staff at the school 💞
@crittersandcreatures 2 роки тому
One of my teachers said something during a shooter drill that will always stay with me. “I don’t care how weird or awkward you feel during these drills. You need to be able to control your laughter so that if this actually happened, you would be able to control your tears.” Everyone was pretty damn silent after that.
@yohanskenea9172 2 роки тому
damn that's deep
@chillmyman9630 2 роки тому
Damn
@astronomydraws 2 роки тому
@@yohanskenea9172 wtf that’s the exact same thing I was gonna say And 1st-5th grade we had ONE intruder drill
@bet_jev8711 2 роки тому
I can't imagine how that would've felt hearing a teacher say that. In the UK We had fire drills all the time and we had one drill if someone got into my highschool (because one time a man ran throuhh the car park with a knife) and my science teacher told us that even though he had two daughters and his wife he would throw himself in front of anyone who tried to hurt us. I love that teacher he was an amazing teacher and an inredible man. I feel lucky to have met him.
@flora4liferss 2 роки тому
900th like!
@EstellaCruellaYT 5 місяців тому
Omg this is my first time ever watching him! He is so awesome and shares so much information!
@EllieBoles 7 днів тому
i’ve watched this over three times and usually i can’t watch something more than once Anthony is so good at asking these questions and the fact that these people can answer them is just so amazing the fact that these people had to go through that it’s sad what has this world become rip to those that were shot dead
@ineslapastora3308 3 роки тому
Aalayah's story is unreal. She had two of her classmates, one who was protecting her, fall in front of her while her parents thought she was gone. She is so strong, and Sadie and Will as well, for telling this story. It's just so unbelievable.
@l00sechange 3 роки тому
Aalayah’s story is absolutely insane. She’s an incredibly strong girl and her reaction and quick thinking at the time is truly admirable. To see her talking about this story and sit so tall in every word spoken is so beautiful. I wish her the best of luck in life along with Sadie and Will who have also been so strong and resilient throughout their experiences.
@kenziea212 3 роки тому
My heart dropped when she was telling her story. I can’t even imagine.
@pixieluvv 3 роки тому
every school shooter ended up like that because they got bullied ... people in america get bullied until they kill themselves or kill others
@honeymelon_b 3 роки тому
@@pixieluvv are you trying to excuse their actions?
@mariash9197 3 роки тому
@@honeymelon_b i think they were trying to say that the anti-bullying policies are bad and need to be worked on, or at least i hope that's what they were saying.
@jonathantaiwo1025 3 роки тому
Suggestion for a future video: People who have been in year-long comas.
@jonathanaguirre3760 3 роки тому
Yes, that’s so scary to be in a coma
@carm2296 3 роки тому
Great idea!! That’s so scary!! 🙏🏽💞
@ven3545 3 роки тому
yo this idea is fire
@Dndlaila 3 роки тому
@@Wow-md9gr no your brain doesn’t exactly shut down, most of the time some ppl brains are still functioning to keep the body workin properly.
@yiikou 3 роки тому
“Yea I slept a little longer than usual that day”
@soldierfire 9 місяців тому
Also...the intro was enough for mw to see wgy Anthony os so beloved. He is.A time lord.🎉🎉🎉
@lonewolfx499 10 місяців тому
Thankfully, I never had to deal with this, but being a Michigander, in the span of less than two years was the Oxford and Michigan State shootings. It was tough to imagine that places where you grew up, places that are nice and beautiful, can be sites of horrific events. After the MSU shooting, I started getting thoughts of what if my college is the next one.
@sybellegoff5356 3 роки тому
I just finished a book about a school shooting called “That’s Not What Happened” I strongly recommend it
@emmaz3505 3 роки тому
I will be buying and reading that today, thank you!
@user-yt6wl5xh4h 3 роки тому
I love that book! It’s so good. It’s so sad
@starlosa 3 роки тому
There’s another book called This Is Where It Ends about a school shooting too, I have it but I haven’t read it yet.
@aperson3951 3 роки тому
Thank you! I have been running out of books to read
@kurtisgonzalez-gooden 3 роки тому
I’ve read that too it’s good
@debontheweb588 3 роки тому
anthony’s face during this whole thing is so heartbreaking.
@mollymaria4897 3 роки тому
I wouldnt be able to hold it together interviewing them.
@alyssa3046 3 роки тому
@@mollymaria4897 Yeah I would've broke down 5 minutes in to the interviews
@TheLeastOfficialOfBros 3 роки тому
You could tell he was really processing every word they said and his heart was breaking for the people who had to endure this senseless violence
@alyssa3046 3 роки тому
@Dylan Klebold lemme just call the fbi tipline rq 😬
@brogle22 3 роки тому
I was breaking down the entire time, it’s not okay that people go through that. And listening to it just breaks my heart
@lovesicksaturn 9 місяців тому
I really resonate with not feeling safe in an environment that was made for safety. Thankfully, I have not been in any sort of school shooting, but my neighborhood is not the safest. There have been shootings in my neighborhood for years, whether it be down the street or a few blocks away. I even witnessed someone getting shot right across from my house. It's just the fear that you are no longer safe, the worry for the victim being someone you know, and grief for the families who have lost loved ones. All my love goes out to the grieving families, the people who lost friends, the teachers, the first responders, and to the people who passed on.
@caydenbrenes2294 Місяць тому
My school avoided a shooting before it could happen. I don't remember the day because I didn't know about it until later on. A picture of two pistols on campus was sent through some means to administrators at the school. Most people took it very seriously and more than 80% of the students either didn't go to school the next day or were picked up early. Turns out some kid was arrested that day and confessed saying that they were gonna shoot the school up. The only reason that they didn't is because there was almost nobody at school by 5th period. The shooting was supposed to happen during 6th period.
@salem1281 3 роки тому
The fact that the police told Aalayah that she couldn't hug her mom when she first saw her because she's "evidence" really pissed me off. How uncompassionate and inappropriate! Something has to be seriously wrong with you to think that's okay...
@nini-dw7pr 3 роки тому
she is not evidence, she is a survivor and most importantly, a human!
@money4075 3 роки тому
Exactly, she is just a witness! Not a object, and it's more for him to say! Like
@callumkristofer7793 3 роки тому
That is precisely. How school shooters come to exist. They're paid no mind throughout their childhood, even harmed by their parents or guardians. They're treated like trash. So they come to accept this as the norm. And they start coming up with their own little world or something similar. And this leads them to think of problems that they need to get rid of. And in some cases. That includes schools or even people. And then that's how shootings happen. Because they're neglected. And learn to be cruel from the examples their parents/guardians purposefully give them. And then for some reason the parents are surprised when their children shoot people. What morons.
@alpacasruleandstuff6794 2 роки тому
@Jaster do you know how emotions work?
@dahjiat.8562 2 роки тому
@@argemirotorrico4531 a bit of emotion? lol
@timjaaunola9479 3 роки тому
As a survivor of the first school shooting in Finland: thank you.
@vannie1794 3 роки тому
You are so incredibly brave and I hope that you are doing better today I've never been through a school shooting but I imagine it would be very traumatic
@cocomunoz08 3 роки тому
so brave thank you all the love ❤️
@flowmotiiion9441 3 роки тому
I hope you're doing better ❤
@plssendhelp640 3 роки тому
You’re so brave. Sending love from Sweden.
@autumin6843 3 роки тому
❤️
@kyleedee4113 10 місяців тому
So so sad…. Praying for all in this video ❤❤❤
@randomtheatrestuff107 8 місяців тому
I'm 14 and I start high school the 28th (not because of this video) I'm afraid to go school and I carry a tactical first aid kit in case need to help in a shooting so I can save my friends,my peers,my teachers. I'm going to be a paramedic/firefighter when I'm older and I'm a fire explorer and a sea cadet and my fire explorer post is talking about sending me to EMT school at 16.
@fruitcup8555 3 роки тому
i was in the parkland shooting my freshman year. i didnt wanna apply for this cuz its a little too triggering for me (i cant even watch the video cuz its too triggering) but thank you aalayah for representing us and speaking up u go girlie! thanks anthony for this video and giving school shooting survivors a platform to speak on ❤️
@Aaliayah3344 3 роки тому
❤️
@lily-ne3lb 3 роки тому
@@Aaliayah3344 thank you for sharing your story, you have a very powerful way with words. god bless ❤️
@lily-ne3lb 3 роки тому
@ZenBluu you’re so strong. i can’t imagine going through that, especially in your freshman year.
@romanfairy 3 роки тому
❤
@runuu5432 3 роки тому
❤️
@frigidguyy6316 3 роки тому
I like that the shooters names were censored or not said. These people want to be famous but they’re nothing.
@icebabystar 3 роки тому
✡️🔯⚛️☯️
@anonymousperson3023 3 роки тому
Incorrect. It's like saying that suicide victims are attention seekers. It's not true. No one decides to kill people for attention. At least no one kills random students for attention just like how no one commits suicide just for attention. If they want attention, they'd do it another way. Attention might rarely be a sub-motive but it is NEVER the main motive.
@frigidguyy6316 3 роки тому
@@anonymousperson3023 The parkland shooter, Nickolas Cruz was very obviously doing it for attention. He documented his thought process before committing the shooting and you can find his cell phone footage. “I’m going to be the next big school shooter of 2018” is a real thing he said.
@frigidguyy6316 3 роки тому
@@otto9149 I’m not saying in all cases, but, a lot of them want to be famous and have even admitted to doing it to impress their love interests in some cases.
@frigidguyy6316 3 роки тому
@@otto9149 I get it. A lot of them were neglected and had severe mental health issues.
@user-lf5qp9tl8v 7 місяців тому
I am so sorry, that these people had to go through this. I am so sorry, that these people had to go through this.
@michellegomez5118 2 місяці тому
i feel so bad for the kids parents they have my blessing
@lewworrich8566 3 роки тому
my aunt was a survivor of Columbine and she saved her friend she has bullet holes in her backpack
@drownindesigner 3 роки тому
tell her hi from me and that she's a hero
@aughh1577 3 роки тому
She’s a *hero*
@angelagenova7663 3 роки тому
That’s amazing. She’s amazing
@michaelbofficial7101 3 роки тому
Tell her god bless her and thank you
@Miles42stan 3 роки тому
She’s a amazing person
@Lol-ch1zn 3 роки тому
You know when you live in america when you can’t tell if its a gunshot or a firework...
@addiewolff8541 3 роки тому
You know when you live in America and any noise louder than normal is absolutely terrifying?
@jessinq702 3 роки тому
You know when you live in America and it's 4th of July and you can't tell if it's a gunshot or firework?
@vanesama9126 3 роки тому
you know when you live in the us and you hear someone screaming out of the cafeteria and you can't tell if they're playing or something bads happening
@not_quite_clarinet 3 роки тому
You’re pfp is literally I’m a gorl in which my only job is to marry rich
@maikol1433 3 роки тому
..... Its sad tho...
@insertuserhere5514 10 місяців тому
I can’t imagine going through this. As someone who used to live in Colorado the columbine shooting changed so much for the Jeffco school’s community.
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