Post by Joe Cocker on Jan 12, 2013 12:36:45 GMT -5
When the first sounds of gunshots echoed through the halls of Sandy Hook Elementary School on Friday morning, Dawn Hochsprung left the safety of her office and took off running toward the shooter, who had forcibly entered through the front doors. School therapist Diane Day, who was with her when they heard a “pop, pop, pop” in the hallway, said the principal, along with psychologist Mary Sherlach and the school’s vice principal, didn’t spare a moment before running out to investigate the noise.
"They didn't think twice about confronting or seeing what was going on," Day told The Wall Street Journal.
Only the vice principal returned, with a gunshot to the leg. She would be the only surviving victim of the attack.
The Daily Beast
Ohio arms their janitors. Well down the street I'm guessing a possible illegal janitor. Don't think she is there full time either.
"They didn't think twice about confronting or seeing what was going on," Day told The Wall Street Journal.
Only the vice principal returned, with a gunshot to the leg. She would be the only surviving victim of the attack.
The Daily Beast
Ohio arms their janitors. Well down the street I'm guessing a possible illegal janitor. Don't think she is there full time either.