Understanding Kip Kinkel: The Killer at Thurston High

On May 21, 1998, the lives of all Springfield, Oregon, changed. A quiet boy called Kipkin Kerr killed his parents, killed two classmates, and seriously injured the other 24 people, he was called "a murderer of Thurston High School." There is a lot of factors in the life of this 15 year old boy that brings terrible events occurring in what happened that day. The same factor that influences the occurrence of tragedy can easily guarantee that it never occurred. On 20th May 1998, Kip Kinkel was stopped because he had a gun in the locker at Thurston High School.

Kip Kinkel, a 15-year-old, killed his parents and went to Thurston High School. There he fired at the cafeteria in the hallway. He killed two students and 25 people were injured. When he ceased to reload the guns, the two students solved the Kinkel problem. He was sentenced to 111 years in prison, but there is no possibility of parole. In my spare time, a shooting incident occurred at a high school parking lot in Fox in Spain. Two men, 19 and 18 year old men were sitting inside the car, while a 19 - year - old man shot another man in his arm. An injury is not a thing to do with life. Then the older man launched 3 to 5 shots in the air. The shooter left the scene and the police pulled him two hours later.

On May 21, 1998, the lives of all Springfield, Oregon, changed. A quiet boy called Kipkin Kerr killed his parents, killed two classmates, and seriously injured the other 24 people, he was called "a murderer of Thurston High School." There is a lot of factors in the life of this 15 year old boy that brings terrible events occurring in what happened that day. The same factor that influences the occurrence of tragedy can easily guarantee that it never occurred. - Normal high school day at Columbine High School on 20th April 1999; the hall is full of laughter, gossip, tears and cheers; it ends with a blood bath. There are dozens of injured people, many dead, teachers, students, and some friends (at least they think), Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. Klebold and Harris were teenagers when they were older when they set up a propane bomb at Columbia High School.

Kim Kip Kel, a high school student at Thurston High School, was jailed as killing parents, five students and injuring more than 20 other children at school. Because of the physical and social aspects of life Kip has many psychological problems. First of all, Kip Kinkel has many physical problems and may begin his problems from a young age. Because he has dyslexia, he can not read or write well. This made him lag behind in the class and had to be blocked for one year. A living psychologist would say that he was learning problems due to his brain structure and chemicals and his brain dysfunction. His age is too small and bullied by other boys at school.