Children Who Kill by Carol Anne Davis

Author:Carol Anne Davis [Carol Anne Davis]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9780749016234
Publisher: Allison & Busby
Published: 2014-03-14T16:00:00+00:00

Class killing

Walking into the school cafeteria at 7.30am, Kip started to shoot at the four-hundred students having breakfast there. Within minutes he’d fired forty-eight rounds, hitting twenty-four students. The innocent teenagers were variously hit in the arms, legs, abdomen, back and chest. Two students were shot in the spine and one boy lost part of a finger. Students screamed and moaned, whilst others mercifully lost consciousness as blood spurted from arterial wounds.

Seventeen-year-old Mikael Nickolauson was killed instantly and sixteen-year-old Ben Walker died within hours. Other students would spend weeks in intensive care.

Kip ran out of ammunition and was reaching for another weapon when he was overpowered by one of the larger boys. Like most spree killers, he had planned to shoot himself at the end of the massacre – and had taped a gun to his chest to use as his suicide weapon. Now he screamed ‘Just kill me. Kill me now.’

Taken into police custody, he lunged for the knife that he’d strapped to his leg, clearly hoping that the officers would shoot him. Again, he begged them to kill them and was clearly shocked.

The police asked how his father was and Kip admitted he was dead. Police cars raced to the Kinkels’ house. They entered to find the Romeo & Juliet music still blaring through every room. As they’d feared, they found Kip’s parents’ corpses and the trail of blood showing where they had initially been shot. They also found over twenty explosive devices, some of which were active, and had to call for specialists to detonate them.

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