It seems with every shooting we hear these same words, “It is too early to say what the motive for the shooting was.  Any suggestion at this time on motive would be irresponsible.”

It is time for the people to hear more about those two sentences.  It is only a sentence to “make people think there will be more later.”  Which never comes.

A couple of points that the Police keep missing or not telling us is:

We never hear from the “family” of these people.  If these shooters are living at home with their parents at the time of the shooting – what do the interviews reveal about the shooters actions at home prior to the shooting.  You don’t have all of this fire power available at the shooting and it just shows up with you.  And, the Ohio shooter’s sister and a third person who rode in the car with him, even though she was shot by the shooter who was her brother, tells me that someone back at their home knew something about what was going on.  Where is the third person in the car?

We have to stop protecting/shielding the shooter’s family.  They are a part of the crime scene and their thoughts should be revealed.  Also, what is the shooter’s background at home, in high school, in college, if he attended, or high school, where he attended?  Who were his teachers or professors, what courses did he take and did those courses have any influence on the shooting, or his home atmosphere.

Somewhere along the line, these shooters was influenced.  It all needs to be exposed to the public – the home, the schools, and college professors are a part of the crime scene when someone becomes this angry and disturbed.

We have to start holding those people who are accountable – especially, these schools/colleges’ teachers/professors who are conducting the brain-washing.

It seems the Police can’t come up with the motives in any of these shootings; but, are they overlooking the ROOT cause?

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