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전체 공개 ・ 02.05

2026.02.05 (Thu)
So much of the media focuses on the aggressor, but what about the victims. What about their families and the things left behind in the destruction of grief. Grief is not clean its messy and for many, time just stops. What kind of effect does that have on ur psyche to try to find the positive and say life is worth living but you see horrible things, children dying. You wonder is it really? Violence should be shown for what it is. Its ugly, its messy, its not controlled or put together, and whats left behind isnt composed or easily put together again. We should show the effects and maybe it'll dissuade someone from hurting others. Lights left on for people who won't come home. The rooms are left a mess because they expected to come home. They now stay a mess.
You know, what you want is something that you can't have. I want her smell back.
Chad, Hallie's dad
I feel like alot of crying happens in that room.
Jada, hallie's mom
I've been typecast as the feel-good, happy news kind of guy. I'm the guy that they bring in at the end to restore people's faith in humanity. And what I'd been doing is just whitewashing the whole thing. Imagine that. Trying to find good news in a school shooting.
Steve Hartman
-Who's doing your hair for you? -Christy. -Is she gonna do your hair on your wedding day too? -uh-huh (Christy) Who you gonna marry? -Wait, is it Dada?
Jackie's mom, Gloria, and Jackie's while getting ready for father's daughter dance
She went through elementary, middle school, and 15 weeks of high school in that room.
Bryan Muehlberger, Gracie's dad