Another day and another Trump supporter dead. When will trump supporters stop being so self-destructive? At least she won't be able to vote in the 2020 election :thumbsup
She flew to Colorado to shoot up kids at the Columbine High School. Upon landing, she was able to purchase a gun and ammo instantly at a local gun shop.
Sensible gun laws would have stopped her from being able to instantly buy a gun & ammo at a gun shop.
Trump supporter that traveled to Colorado to kill children at Columbine - found dead
An 18-year-old who authorities say had an "infatuation" with the 1999 Columbine High School massacre appears to have kept a journal online in which she wrote about suicide and guns, and alluded to "plans" she was making.
The woman, Sol Pais of Florida, flew from Miami to Colorado earlier this week, bought a pump-action shotgun and ammunition upon arrival and then disappeared off of their radar, prompting a massive manhunt. On Wednesday, a law enforcement official told NBC News she had been found dead.
"There is no longer a threat to the community," the FBI in Denver confirmed in a tweet.
In an apparent journal signed with her full name — which law enforcement has not confirmed belongs to her — the suspect appears to describe feeling miserable and out of place, along with thoughts of suicide and a desire to procure weapons. The journal is dated June 2018 through March 30, 2019.
“I wish I could get a gun by the end of the summer," one entry reads.
Other entries reference plans being made. Another shows drawings of one of the Columbine gunmen, Dylan Klebold.
"Had a dream last night about the future and it was eye opening. Was only a week away from the day and I had my [expletive] shotgun...” an entry reads, a possible reference to the anniversary of the Columbine massacre.
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Investigators say Pais was obsessed with the shooting at Columbine High School that left 12 students and a teacher dead 20 years ago this week and said on Tuesday evening that she posed a "credible threat" to the Denver-area community and schools.
"Because of her comments and her actions, because of her travel here to the state, because of her procurement of a weapon immediately upon arriving here, we considered her to be a credible threat — certainly to the community and potentially to schools," Dean Phillips, FBI special agent in charge of the Denver field office, said at a press conference.
