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Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later
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Y'all hear about this? That must be really frightening to live through two spree shootings I can't imagine how this guy must feel.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/18947575

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Samuel Granillo was a 17-year-old junior at Columbine High School when two gunmen walked the halls committing one of the worst mass shootings in recent US history.

He survived by hiding in the cafeteria kitchen for three hours until help arrived - but good friends were lost.

Memories and nightmares of that day are ever present in Mr Granillo's mind, but now at 30 he has built a life for himself as a filmmaker.

He is even working on a documentary called "Columbine: Wounded Minds" advocating counselling for other Columbine survivors.

But now he must live through the tragedy of another mass shooting - this time at an Aurora, Colorado, movie theatre where one of his friends was killed as he watched the new Batman film.

Mr Granillo tries to draw on experiences from Columbine to help surviving friends, but he must balance this with the rush of memories the killings bring back.



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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: jamminshaman]
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Wowowowowowowoowow



:bored:

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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: jamminshaman]
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jamminshaman said:
I can't imagine how this guy must feel.



"Free press" was his first thought.
:imspecial:

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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: DeadHearts]
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Yeah thats kinda fucked up. Actually, very fucked up.

DC


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The Real violence, the violence that I realized was unforgiveable
Is the violence that we do to ourselves
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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: Demonic_Chronic]
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What is? That so many care about such an insignificant event? I know its weird.

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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: DeadHearts]
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& then there's that one victim who survived a mall shooting a week (or month) prior, then was killed at the movie theatre.

That's some Final Destination crap right there.


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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: DeadHearts]
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I wouldn't exactly call it an insignificant event.

How many people live through two spree killings??

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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: DeadHearts] * 1
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hahaha subjectively to each individual that was there, those were killed family members and friends it is an incredibly significant event.

just like the kid last week who got a hose from an air compressor shoved up his asshole and pumped air into him. it was insignificant as the doctor cut his stomach to release the air out, but if we there or related it may as possibly be as surreal as hearing it.

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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: DeadHearts]
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Biggest shooting in US history = insignificant event?

Also, BATMAN

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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: SoreSpore]
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SoreSpore said:
hahaha subjectively to each individual that was there, those were killed family members and friends it is an incredibly significant event.

just like the kid last week who got a hose from an air compressor shoved up his asshole and pumped air into him. it was insignificant as the doctor cut his stomach to release the air out, but if we there or related it may as possibly be as surreal as hearing it.




Exactly. I care more about. Something else.

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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: DeadHearts]
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I'm not sure if BBC got this one right.

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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: 4-AcO-MET]
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Or at least, this title is extremely misleading.  The person in the article was not at the theatre.

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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: jamminshaman]
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he survived brah. didn't you read it on the interwebz?

jamminshaman said:
Y'all hear about this? That must be really frightening to live through two spree shootings I can't imagine how this guy must feel.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/18947575

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Samuel Granillo was a 17-year-old junior at Columbine High School when two gunmen walked the halls committing one of the worst mass shootings in recent US history.

He survived by hiding in the cafeteria kitchen for three hours until help arrived - but good friends were lost.

Memories and nightmares of that day are ever present in Mr Granillo's mind, but now at 30 he has built a life for himself as a filmmaker.

He is even working on a documentary called "Columbine: Wounded Minds" advocating counselling for other Columbine survivors.

But now he must live through the tragedy of another mass shooting - this time at an Aurora, Colorado, movie theatre where one of his friends was killed as he watched the new Batman film.

Mr Granillo tries to draw on experiences from Columbine to help surviving friends, but he must balance this with the rush of memories the killings bring back.





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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: 4-AcO-MET]
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4-AcO-MET said:
The person in the article was not at the theatre.



This was my impression as well.


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...the whole experience is (and is as) a profound piece of knowledge.  It is an indellible experience; it is forever known.  I have known myself in a way I doubt I would have ever occurred except as it did.

Smith, P.  Bull. Menninger Clinic (1959) 23:20-27; p. 27.

...most subjects find the experience valuable, some find it frightening, and many say that is it uniquely lovely.

Osmond, H.  Annals, NY Acad Science (1957) 66:418-434; p.436

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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: SoreSpore]
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sounds like fate to me for this poor guy to have to tolerate such useless violence in his life but maybe its good because will be able to hear his perspective in that book hes writing.  but im crazy like that always asking why and all.

because its just not natural to die in vain. in fact its downright inhuman.

its sad and it happens too damn much.


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Nixon was a asshole. Just look at his biggest creation. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the DEA.

Which secretly stands for Demonizing Everyone by Allegations.

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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: DarkMatterOfFact]
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Now that's some bad luck . Maybe its time for him to move .


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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: candyflip420]
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and as someone already mentioned, what about the woman who survived the toronto mall shooting a couple months ago, then somehow shows up in a colorado movie theater but this time wasn't so lucky...that's way more bizarre


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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: greenspectral]
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greenspectral said:
and as someone already mentioned, what about the woman who survived the toronto mall shooting a couple months ago, then somehow shows up in a colorado movie theater but this time wasn't so lucky...that's way more bizarre



I guess some people just have more bad luck then others .


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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: Dorian Gray] * 1
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Dorian Gray said:
Biggest shooting in US history = insignificant event?




clearly

153 killed, 51 wounded (7 fatally)




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Re: Man survives Columbine shooting then Aurora shooting 13 years later [Re: Prisoner#1]
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:niggawhy:


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