Journalist Recounts Chilling Tour Inside Parkland Massacre School

[@vintageragdoll1991]

Photos of the inside NEEDS to be made public before tearing down.

[@thatgardeninggirl2864]

For What Reason?

[@millyeleven9969]

Id be pissing my pants😳

[@359Joey]

@@thatgardeninggirl2864 For his own morbid pleasure.

[@thatgardeninggirl2864]

@@359Joey sadly you are correct I can only imagine but sure wouldn't wanna see it

[@JL-zn7me]

The faces of these beautiful lives lost haven’t left my mind. To actually be in the building and envision where each of these children and teachers were, to see the evidence left… i pray for healing for all who saw this. This reporter brought up Joaquin Oliver, it tears me apart knowing he could have survived, had evil not targeted him again. This was preventable! This is not “a part of history “, this is reality. The victims of MSD, and ALL other victims of senseless school shootings are NOT HISTORY! We cannot for a second put them in the past, but keep them in today and tomorrow, and fight in their honor! “ this will never happen to us”… I hope there are extreme change so it doesn’t!!!! 🙏🏻

[@jneenie7910]

I actually think she’s overwhelmed by seeing what she’s just saw. I just think she hasn’t been giving chance to process what she’s seen when she was put on tv to been asked about it. Can’t imagine it’s easy, & no way can you prepare to see it first hand after seeing the photos they’ve seen, heard the evidence of how each victim lost their lives that day. I think some of you forgot even reporter’s are human & not robots.

[@newhorizon4066]

Check on other channels and see how some other colleagues of her were doing their job, under same circumstance. Nobody was allowed phone or camera, some however did take notes and made a proper report upon their notes, and I repeat, under the same circumstance. Nobody spoke off the fly and they all were overwhelmed. And none of them were "robots." Rather they were competent and professional.

[@jneenie7910]

@@newhorizon4066 I have, some looked older and more experienced. Everyone’s different, maybe after this she realises it’s not for her, maybe she was pushed by her bosses to do this, maybe she thought she was ready. Who knows? I don’t! I just know that under these circumstances I can be less judgmental & more considerate.

[@newhorizon4066]

@@jneenie7910 Only 5 reporters allowed in and this is an important crime scene, also she's not just a reporter she is also the news producer of the other news channel, in other words she's the boss. So allow me NOT to "be less judgmental & more considerate."

[@krystalking3037]

@@newhorizon4066 not everyone is the same. Don't judge her just because she didn't react the way you pictured or wanted her to react.

[@laserkeyboardpro4239]

@MrGriff305 she's literally the producer of that other channel

[@abbyrubi4056]

For the ones judging the reporter. She literally said she wasn't expecting this, she is in shock. I am surprised she could talk.

[@newhorizon4066]

Now comes the question, what possibly could she be expecting, bed of roses?

[@alicesmith6750]

@@newhorizon4066 Exactly. It was a massacre in a school, she must have been living under a rock and didn't get the memo.

[@abbyrubi4056]

@@alicesmith6750 she is also young I guess he thought it was going to be like in a movie or like when we watch the videos on internet

[@lesleyhughes3174]

@@alicesmith6750 is this necessary? You weren't there.

[@lesleyhughes3174]

@MrGriff305 ofgs, get a grip!

[@kaitlynsettlemoir6782]

Does no one think that maybe she is a bit overwhelmed or shocked by what she saw? She is a reporter, who writes, not speaks off the fly like a news anchor. This is not her area of expertise.

[@newhorizon4066]

Check on other channels and see how some other colleagues of her were doing their job, under same circumstance. Nobody was allowed phone or camera, some however did take notes and made a proper report upon their notes, and I repeat, under the same circumstance. Nobody spoke off the fly and they all were overwhelmed. Though no excuse to be unprofessional ie doing a lousy job.

[@kaitlynsettlemoir6782]

@@newhorizon4066 Wow, you’re really bothered by my opinion.. lol Are you mad that she’s bad at her job or are you made that she did not provide graphic details to fulfill your sadistic curiosity?

[@kaitlynsettlemoir6782]

@MrGriff305 Same for you.. Are you frustrated with this video because she’s bad at her job or because she failed to give enough graphic detail to fulfill your sadistic curiosity? I mean there’s really no other reason to be so pressed about someone’s reporting ability..😂

[@newhorizon4066]

@@kaitlynsettlemoir6782 Since when is expecting a reporter doing a decent job of reporting is to "fulfill your sadistic curiosity?" Sound like you 're projecting your own wishful "fulfillment."

[@kaitlynsettlemoir6782]

@@newhorizon4066 You can expect someone to do their job all you want, but getting so bent out of shape and slamming her is on a whole other level… Let it go and move on, Boomer. 😂

[@teresaferrer4748]

I know it painful,but this must be part of trials.The ugly truth,the blood,the forensic photos.Maybe,that shocking slap in the heart will make change possible.

[@melisa8256]

I agree. As heartbreaking as it may sound, I almost wish some of those classrooms could stay intact. Find a way to preserve some evidence in a respectful manner and then display it. Let people see what the horror of the reality of a mass school massacre by firearms.

[@shawnacothran5465]

I just have to say my heart, prayers, go out to not only all the victims, family members of this but to those jury members also. Randomly picked to do a job that will forever change their lives..seeing the awful things they have had to bare witness too. Walking the footsteps of a killer. Now moving forward to have to try understand the defense the how and why. Torture for these people.

[@Dani-ICU-RN]

Everytime we pass MSD on the Sawgrass, we say each name, The Lords prayer..and still CAN NOT believe the bkd is still there...

[@Gray.1063]

I couldn’t imagine going to that school knowing that building is there and the horrors that are inside of it..

[@maryannswanson3832]

Aren't journalists supposed to be good at using their words? I heard another explain her steps and what she saw, excellent use of her words. Naming a student's desk and the notebook that was open that showed what she was working on. Heartfelt, yet explaining to us masses with detail. I'm surprised that this journalist had nothing to say on such an important assignment.🤔 Also when she said,"we couldn't jot down notes. All we had was pen and paper." 🤔And to keep saying,"you know" umm, no we don't know.

[@newhorizon4066]

At one point earlier on the anchorman, sensing that this reporter wasn't offering anything of substance, mentioned one of the victims, J Oliver, and the circumstance of his death, trying to tow her back to more concrete reporting. But that went right over her head and she kept drifting on the "solemn pressure" she was under. Quite a few folks on this thread defended her with such excuse "she was only human., etc..", they don't seem to realize that they are defending incompetence and half-assed jobs.

[@martahernandez9784]

This journalist could not express herself well. " take that for what it is worth" means nothing. They needed an articulate reporter for such a horrific event.

[@j92000n1]

Another journalist gave a very visual description of what she say it's on KZbin as well

[@thatgardeninggirl2864]

They got 10 minutes on each floor

[@corkyvanderhaven3391]

These reporters who were allowed in…..just can’t handle words after

[@LoLoDash]

Um...the reporters job was to REPORT what she saw. Only 5 reporters let in and this is what we get? I could of done better and wasn't even there. Newsy you loosy

[@Sunn777]

The anchor’s amazing. But the reporter’s not that impressive.

[@jonjonjrfrmcali]

Agreed. Her description of what she saw was horrible. And that's not because it was gruesome, just horrible reporting.

[@Sunn777]

@@jonjonjrfrmcali agreed.

[@corkyvanderhaven3391]

It’s like they allowed in journalists who can’t speak. Others seemed the same. Not emotional. Just not up to the moment

[@JL-zn7me]

I saw her report at a different time, her voice was cracking, she was about to fall apart. What she witnessed today would have devastated anyone. I think she should be excused for not being quick on all of her thoughts. I doubt she will even sleep tonight. Just imagine trying to take in all of what was in that building, while thinking of the innocent victims. Let’s be understanding.

[@jonjonjrfrmcali]

@@JL-zn7me Good point there. But then again a good reporter should be professional and honest when possible. I can't imagine being in their shoes for this.

[@ranstxx]

Well tell us what you saw then! Otherwise whats the point? She basically gave an interview and said absolutely nothing.

[@melanieredfield9736]

Although the building's demolition will provide much-needed closure to all the MSD family and community, I think that every one of our federal legislators and state governors should similarly be made to tour this crime scene before it is destroyed. They need to see, firsthand, how a sudden, violent mass shooting can disrupt and destroy so many lives...and look at the human carnage and suffering just one lone gunman caused. That this continues to happen again & again, is outrageous and tragic.oyr elected officials are the people who can, and should, be working to stop this through accessible mental health services, hardened school campuses, more comprehensive background checks to purchase firearms, and common sense restrictions on the ownership of high capacity/military grade weapons and ammunition. Maybe seeing the actual result of their inaction, might make them realize the human cost of continuing to do nothing.

[@newhorizon4066]

Instead of demolition, I wish the victim families be willing to make one final sacrifice, for the 1200 building of this school to be preserved as a museum, with the crime weapon deserving a special room of its own. And the soundtrack for the museum tour is the forensic doctors testimonies at the penalty phase, plus the recounting of the event by the survivors. That way we will have something concrete for the whole society at any one time to learn about the carnage, both physical and psychological, brought about by gun violence. A young body pumped with 12 high velocity bullets deserves a place in our national conscience.

[@mickitrujillo2943]

If the powers that be can't keep our children safe then close them down!!!!!!!!!! Shame on the government who has created this kind of horrific actions toward our children!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@spirit13the1st6]

AMEN

[@GateKeeper36]

Violence, murder, and tragedy is what America is all about. People die over small things.

[@paulinetsai]

I understand her dilemma but.... she had 1 job to do. Epic fail

[@stardustdreams234]

Not surprising at all after this country was founded on such shit.

[@GateKeeper36]

@@stardustdreams234 it was the creation of the NRA

[@GateKeeper36]

@MrGriff305 It's culture and so much fear. One neighborhood waring it out with the one next to them

[@shawnacothran5465]

But it shouldn't. Not our children..never..I'm not sure how to fix it.More gun control? more active shooter drills. Complete lock down of school campuses? Mental health awareness classes?? What do we need to do.

[@LMB943]

Compassionate reporting here, good to see. I just came from watching another channel give a cold reporting about this visit.

[@newhorizon4066]

So you wanted to see "compassionate" reporting, as opposed to hearing something meaningful and substantive, good for you1

[@Suejd1001]

She’s hardly talked about the kids.

[@FreebieKitty]

The reporter is horrible. They should have sent someone else.

[@elizabethbrown8833]

Is reporting that legal?

[@evojoy5330]

what a shame that she was sent , not prepared not caring , this is disgusting

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

I couldn't go through something like this not without wanting to kill that 🤬🤬😡 he's alive and their not so unfair

[@queentera]

I would've been telling all, I did a long ass report on the columbine massacre and I'm from Chicago born and raised. Blood and guns don't scare me she was shocked ig but she should be able to say what she saw.

[@PrincessToad]

This lady had one job and FAILED. Who told her to be a reporter she has no clue how to talk

[@rickdicker9604]

Are they really going to demolish the whole school? There are so many school shootings these days, that policy is gonna get VERY expensive. No disrespect meant, but seriously!

[@kellymcdonell9687]

No, probably just that building. It was a separate building.

[@irenekhan52]

Are you sure she’s a reporter?? The anchor is better at communicating than her

[@emmagiering2509]

The reporter is awful.

[@haileyoslund]

@MrGriff305 have you watched her before? Or are you just judging her from this quick clip? I’ve seen multiple negative comments from you about her and it seems a little excessive.

[@newhorizon4066]

This lady reporter's style of reporting gives new meaning to the expression, "it's like pulling teeth!' Miss, if you're not up to the job, then pass the admission badge onto someone else who is, we would appreciate that very much!

[@user-hx7mi7ml8u]

Really? She had to see some awful things, and you’re so arrogant that you pick on her for her not being chatty enough? Seems you have no empathy or sensitivity skills.

[@newhorizon4066]

@@user-hx7mi7ml8u Save your judgement for a rainy day, K (like that rhyme.) She's not doing her job and wasting my time. That's all. You can file it under consumer report.

[@229BlackHat]

@@newhorizon4066 Not doing her job? How about you go in there and tell us about it. You’ll be giving us more word salad than Herschel Walker on Fox News. Gtfoh

[@newhorizon4066]

@@229BlackHat "Gtfoh" - impressive vocab, btw that's side effect of watching too much of "Herschel Walker on Fox News."

[@maryannswanson3832]

Agree 💯% such an important assignment and she said nothing.

[@newhorizon4066]

Lousy Newssy did it again! Recently they interviewed a retired SWAT guy who was doing his best to praise the Uvalde LE regarding what they "did" during the school shooting, and now this in the field reporter, being given precious access to the Parkland crime scene and trying her best NOT to report of anything of substance (except for the dust and the "goo" in the cup!) What a waste of time. ..The studio host was attentive and sincere, he aimed for what we wanted to hear, but she deflected.

[@kinderdiver]

She is not a good reporter. Newsy needs to consider somebody else to cover story.

[@lindaleehulsey3167]

😲 journalists had to travel to WAR SCENES for job in 🇺🇸 like 9/11 But 9/14........in 🇺🇸 HIGH SCHOOL

[@merryhunt9153]

You journalists seem to be knocking yourselves out to give the Parkland shooter free publicity. Since publicity is one of the things such shooters crave, you are betraying our society.