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Descriptive Essay: Child Abuse In High School

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“It’s 8:00, where is everyone?” Lea wondered while roaming around the east hallway in her school. “What is this?” she rubbed her finger across the red substance on the wall and sniffed it. “That’s strange.” The red substance was splattered on each wall.
Roaming around the north hallway, Aaron was wondering the same thing. Caleb was walking around the west hallway, and Jen the south. The school was empty, no other student or teachers were present.
Each one of them thought that they were alone in the school, but the four best friends were relieved when they all bumped into each other in the main hallway. “Is there no school today?” Aaron asked.
“Why wouldn’t there be?” Caleb replied.
The children waited impatiently for over twenty minutes …show more content…

The police officer, who was terrified, quickly ran to get a detective, but before he came back with the detective, the teenagers already left to walk to Aaron’s house. When they got there, they decided to look up their school website using Aaron’s laptop. Aaron was about to click the link to their school website, but then he noticed that their school was all over the news. Aaron clicked on a news article with a heading that read “North High School Shut Down After Shooting.”
“Guys, listen to this,” Aaron shouted, and the other three gathered around him. “On October 31, 2016, North High School was shut down. Four students were shot and killed by an unidentified suspect. Lea Brown, Aaron Mills, Caleb Lee and Jen Hills passed away Monday afternoon when a middle-aged man opened fire at North High School. All four victims’ blood was splattered across multiple walls. Unfortunately, the suspect remains unknown, and officials are still searching for the missing bodies.
According to officials, whispers were heard at the school a day after the incident. The crime scene tape was also ripped in half, but officials are unaware of who or what did it. Officials are investigating this issue as

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