Inside Edition - 8-Year-Old Recounts Heartbreaking Wisconsin School Shooting
The incident occurred at a private Christian school in Wisconsin, where a 15-year-old student opened fire, killing a fellow student and a teacher before taking her own life. The event has deeply affected the community, with children hiding under tables during the shooting. An 8-year-old girl, Nora, recounted her experience of hiding under a table and hearing gunshots. The school immediately went into lockdown, and teachers acted heroically to protect students. The shooter, identified as Natalie Rupnow, had a manifesto with neo-Nazi elements and grievances about her parents' divorce and bullying. This tragic event highlights the rarity of female school shooters, as 95% of such incidents in the past decade have involved male assailants.
Key Points:
- A 15-year-old female student committed a school shooting in Wisconsin, killing a student and a teacher.
- The school went into immediate lockdown, and students hid under tables for safety.
- The shooter, Natalie Rupnow, had a manifesto with neo-Nazi themes and personal grievances.
- Teachers acted heroically, with one standing between students and the door with scissors.
- Female school shooters are rare, with 95% of incidents in the past decade involving males.