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Kentucky school shooter seeks parole after 25 years in high-stakes hearing Headline from KHOU Houston, on the newest of 2 developments
Michael Carneal was a 14-year-old freshman when he took a stolen gun and opened fire in his school's lobby.
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Sep 17, 2022
25 years after Kentucky school shooting, a chance at parole
Headline from FOX 6 Milwaukee · 8 reports in this development
Sep 19, 2022 Newest
Kentucky school shooter seeks parole after 25 years in high-stakes hearing
Headline from KHOU Houston · 29 reports in this development
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WISH-TV Indianapolis
25 years after Kentucky school shooting, a chance at parole ↗ (opens WISH-TV Indianapolis) Published Sep 16, 2022
Same headline from 6 more outlets WISH-TV Indianapolis's feed description (AP) — When 14-year-old Michael Carneal opened fire on his […]
Fox News
Gunman up for parole 25 years after deadly Kentucky school shooting ↗ (opens Fox News) Published Sep 17, 2022
Fox News's feed description Michael Carneal, who was 14 when he killed three classmates and injured five others in a shooting in Kentucky in 1997, will have a parole hearing this week.
The Buffalo News
Kentucky school shooter imprisoned 25 years seeks parole ↗ (opens The Buffalo News) Published Sep 18, 2022
Same headline from 5 more outlets The Buffalo News's feed description A Kentucky man who killed three students and injured five more in a school shooting a quarter century ago has a chance at parole this week. Michael Carneal was a
NBC New York
Kentucky School Shooter Seeks Parole After 25 Years in Prison ↗ (opens NBC New York) Published Sep 18, 2022
Same headline from 1 more outlet NBC New York's feed description A Kentucky man who killed three students and injured five more in a school shooting a quarter century ago has a chance at parole this week.
NBC News
Kentucky school shooter imprisoned for 25 years seeks parole ↗ (opens NBC News) Published Sep 18, 2022
NBC News's feed description Michael Carneal was a 14-year-old freshman in 1997 when he fired a stolen pistol at a before-school prayer group in the lobby of Heath High School, near Paducah, Kentucky.
Fox News
Kentucky school shooter to appeal for parole 25 years after carrying out carnage as 14-year-old gunman ↗ (opens Fox News) Published Sep 18, 2022
Fox News's feed description Kentucky convicted school shooter Michael Carneal, who as a 14-year-old freshman killed three students and injured five more at Heath High School, is asking for parole 25 years later.
KHOU Houston
Kentucky school shooter seeks parole after 25 years in high-stakes hearing ↗ (opens KHOU Houston) Published Sep 19, 2022
Same headline from 10 more outlets KHOU Houston's feed description Michael Carneal was a 14-year-old freshman when he took a stolen gun and opened fire in his school's lobby.
ABC 17 Mid-Missouri
School shooter who killed 3 students pleads case for parole, but says he still hears voices ↗ (opens ABC 17 Mid-Missouri) Published Sep 19, 2022
Same headline from 6 more outlets ABC 17 Mid-Missouri's feed description By Holly Yan, Eliott C. McLaughlin and Raja Razek, CNN A man who killed three students when he was 14 years old will wait a bit longer to learn whether he will be released on parole. Two members of the Kentucky Parole Board were unable to reach a unanimous decision Tuesday in the parole hearing
The Guardian
Kentucky school shooter pleads for parole but says he is still hearing voices ↗ (opens The Guardian) Published Sep 19, 2022
The Guardian's feed description Michael Carneal was 14 years old in 1997 when he fired on a prayer group, killing three; his request has been delayed until Monday
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