Parkland School Shooter Blame Game Starts

Parkland Shooter Blame Game Starts
And so it starts. The Liberal Left will blame everyone and everything except, of course, the murdering scumbag that pulled the trigger ending 17 innocent lives.

Appearing in court Nicolas (or Nikolas) Cruz's lawyer called him a "Broken Human Being who fell through the cracks." I am sure Liberal loons within a few days, if not hours will start blaming all this on Trump and the Evil, Racist, misogynist, gun loving America.

Maybe all this was, was nothing more than a shithead kid who killed 17 innocent people because this little boy believed this would make him more manly? But I am sure the liberal loony toons will vehemently disagree.
Mentally Deranged?
Nicolas Cruz The shooter in Wednesday's Florida high school massacre had gone through mental health treatment but had stopped attending the sessions at least a year ago, according to a new report.

Before his killing of 17-innocent men, women and children at a Parkland, Florida, high school on Wednesday, police officials say Cruz had written social media posts so threatening he was twice reported to the FBI.

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According to Broward County Mayor Beam Furr

"He had been undergoing some treatment. We can't go into detail on that. I don't know if he was exactly on law enforcement's radar, but it wasn't like there wasn't concern for him. He had not been back to the clinic for over a year, so there's been a time where he was receiving treatment and then stopped."

The Blame Game
One of the public defenders tasked with serving as Cruz's lawyer told reporters, "he's a broken human being. He's a broken child who fell through every single crack."

Cruz was adopted but both of his parents had died, with his mother succumbing to the flu and pneumonia in November. He had been living with a family that allowed him to stay there.

Jim Lewis, an attorney for the family, told CNN it was aware Cruz had an AR-15, which was kept locked up in his bedroom. The family knew he was suffering from depression when he moved in with them in recent months.

"He seemed to be doing better," Lewis said. "He was a smaller kid and some indication there might have been some bullying going on, but again, he'd been away from the school for over a year and had never shared with them any contempt for the school or anybody here — no anger, just a lot of depression and stuff going on around the loss of his mother."

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