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Uvalde: Unanswered questions still not having an answer to parent’s questions


Last year in 2022 exactly 365 days past a school in the Texas state in the US came under a violent attack which involved a mass shooter randomly shooting kids in a classroom. It is believed the mass shooter who was neutralized and killed later was a former student from the same school.

There are many questions still unanswered to the parents of the lost children who haven’t got any reply so far. This shooting is of utmost importance because one year after it still worries other parents in other places whether the same thing would ever happen to their children too in the future?

Now given the nature of the time, place and the shooter there needs only one question that needs answer would answer all other questions surrounding the suspense around this one of a kind instance in the US which is always coming under such attacks similar and same from other places in the US frequently. Where does the problem really lie is it with the school, the authority or the parents to be more careful and cautious in the future?

The past can only give us a clue and the future only can answer this heavy burden question of the parents? I am optimistic about the state to take up the case seriously and give an answer to these numerous aspersions and doubts involving the police, crime and the authorities.


 

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