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- 1. Ask the Question! AnEducator’s Look at School Shooters
- 3. Why Me? Learned whatI know on reservations Educator – the only profession that analyzes the brain function of every child over a long period of time.
- 5. Profiles of PrenatalAlcohol Exposure
- 6. Examples of Variabilityfrom Brain Damage
- 8. Examples of Variabilityfrom Brain Damage
- 9. Jody Allen Crowe2010
- 12. Examples of Variabilityfrom Brain Damage
- 13. Our court systemis looking at this adolescent through this lens.
- 14. When functionally, weshould be looking at this…..
- 16. Stage 3 or4 Jody Allen Crowe 2010
- 18. Jody Allen Crowe2010 Stage 4
- 19. Examples of Variabilityfrom Brain Damage
- 21. Crowe 2010 Stage 0 Noprenatal exposure to alcohol
- 22. Stage 1 Prenatal exposureto alcohol with loss of potential not observable with current tools
- 23. Stage 2 Prenatal exposureto alcohol resulting in detectible lowered academic, social and emotional intelligence.
- 24. Stage 3 Prenatal exposureto alcohol resulting in observable exhibitions of brain damage behaviors, which result in academic failure, interrupted school experience, psychological diagnoses, criminal behaviors, depression
- 25. Crowe 2010 Stage 4 Prenatalexposure to alcohol resulting in physical manifestation and observable exhibitions of Stage 3 academic and social brain damage behaviors
- 27. Crowe 2010 Stage 5 Prenatalexposure to alcohol resulting in miscarriage, stillborn, SIDS, death due to organ failure damage from prenatal exposure to alcohol.
- 28. Not all prenatallyexposed children, adolescents, and adults are violent. But…… Most violent children, adolescents, and adults have been prenatally exposed to alcohol. In my professional opinion:
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- 31. The Hidden Cost Crow Wing County Jail - December 2007Crow Wing County Jail - December 2007 94% of the inmates had mothers who94% of the inmates had mothers who drank alcoholdrank alcohol 5 interviews – 16 siblings, children,5 interviews – 16 siblings, children, spouses prenatally exposedspouses prenatally exposed
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- 33. Forrest L. WilleyGood Citizenship Award 1974
- 34. Minnesota and Wisconsin Study Interviewsof mothers, family members of the victims, police officers involved in situation, local historians, visits to location, news reports, and public defenders or other knowledgeable people.
- 35. Grand Rapids, MN David BlackDavid Black Age 15Age 15 Killed school administrator, injured targetedKilled school administrator, injured targeted tormentortormentor Mother heavy alcoholic. Drank heavilyMother heavy alcoholic. Drank heavily through three pregnancies.through three pregnancies.
- 36. Tomah, Wisconsin DickieAndersonDickie Anderson 14 years old14 years old Killed principalKilled principal Mother binged on weekends. Was drunk atMother binged on weekends. Was drunk at wedding when pregnant with Dickie.wedding when pregnant with Dickie. Had a daughter who was “not smart”.Had a daughter who was “not smart”.
- 37. Cold Spring, Minnesota Jason McLaughlinJason McLaughlin 15 years old15 years old Killed two studentsKilled two students Had prior assault with paintball weaponHad prior assault with paintball weapon against postal worker.against postal worker. Father deputy sheriffFather deputy sheriff Mother initially not truthful about alcoholMother initially not truthful about alcohol use.use.
- 38. Red Lake, Minnesota Jeff WeiseJeff Weise 16 years old, alternative school16 years old, alternative school Killed two at grandfather’s house, took police car toKilled two at grandfather’s house, took police car to school, rammed school doors, killed five students and twoschool, rammed school doors, killed five students and two adults and wounded 15 then committed suicide whenadults and wounded 15 then committed suicide when confronted by police.confronted by police. Mother in coma from alcohol-related car accidentMother in coma from alcohol-related car accident Met with mother – heavy prenatal exposure of all her kids.Met with mother – heavy prenatal exposure of all her kids. Her mother was alcoholic.Her mother was alcoholic. One of two mothers portrayed as alcoholic in media.One of two mothers portrayed as alcoholic in media.
- 39. Cazenovia, Wisconsin EricHainstockEric Hainstock 14 years old, special education EBD14 years old, special education EBD Killed principalKilled principal Mother lost her parental rights early in hisMother lost her parental rights early in his life due to heavy alcohol use.life due to heavy alcohol use. Court records provide evidence of heavyCourt records provide evidence of heavy alcohol use.alcohol use.
- 40. Nationwide Probability Study SecretServices study with additional shooters. High risk factors of the motherHigh risk factors of the mother Behaviors of the shooterBehaviors of the shooter
- 41. Percentage of shootersfitting FASD profile.
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- 43. Adam Lanza 2012 SandyHook Elementary SchoolSandy Hook Elementary School 20 years old20 years old Killed mother at home. Killed 26 at school–Killed mother at home. Killed 26 at school– committed suicidecommitted suicide Various school experiences, special ed, homeVarious school experiences, special ed, home schooled.schooled. ““significant mental health issues”significant mental health issues” Asperger at 13, sensory integration issues, OCDAsperger at 13, sensory integration issues, OCD No ‘Grieving Mother’ syndromeNo ‘Grieving Mother’ syndrome
- 44. Adam Lanza A philtrumguide developed by Washington State FAS Diagnostic and Prevention Network
- 45. Dr. Carl Bell psychiatrist at Jackson Park Hospital'spsychiatrist at Jackson Park Hospital's Family Medicine Clinic in Chicago. Dr.Family Medicine Clinic in Chicago. Dr. Bell studied 611 poor and black patientsBell studied 611 poor and black patients living in three South Side zip codes.living in three South Side zip codes. Youth and adults.Youth and adults. 49% with Ndisorders. 38 percent clinical49% with Ndisorders. 38 percent clinical profile of FASD.profile of FASD.
- 46. Mystery Man Red Flags Father died when motherFather died when mother was 7 months pregnantwas 7 months pregnant Mother had divorced firstMother had divorced first husbandhusband No definitive indicationNo definitive indication that mother drank duringthat mother drank during pregnancypregnancy Testimony in divorce ofTestimony in divorce of third marriage - motherthird marriage - mother throwing bottles at thirdthrowing bottles at third husbandhusband Mystery man hadMystery man had problems throughproblems through adolescence andadolescence and adulthoodadulthood Mystery man assaulted hisMystery man assaulted his mother and brother with amother and brother with a knifeknife Mystery man had policeMystery man had police record and psychologistrecord and psychologist report indicatingreport indicating characteristics common tocharacteristics common to FASDFASD Mystery man hadMystery man had unrealistic fantasies ofunrealistic fantasies of
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- 48. Mystery Man Three picturesof Mystery man as teenager and as young marine
- 49. Compare A philtrum guide developedby Washington State FAS Diagnostic and Prevention Network Mystery Man Full Blood Brother No Prenatal Exposure to Alcohol Heavy Prenatal Exposure to Alcohol
- 50. Nobody Asked theQuestion! Lee Harvey OswaldLee Harvey Oswald We don’t have a clue as to how much prenatal exposure to alcohol is effecting our society.
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Editor's Notes
- #34 Forrest L. Willey was the administrator who was killed in the first public school shooting in the nation in 1966.