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Cowardly Teen Stabs Girl To Death On School Campus Over Her Refusal To Accompany Him To The Prom! (Video)

by Tj Sotomayor April 25, 2014 0 comments

So Now Girls Can’t Say No?

@Tjsotomayor as father of 3 daughters now I have to worry about getting kill for not accepting prom invitation? #sad http://t.co/35igNHmzHF

— BIGG MANDO (@biggMando) April 25, 2014

The story here is in short of how we as adults are responsible for the actions of these kids.  We are passing down this entitlement from the schools, the govt to the parents.  We are the ones telling them that they can do and be what ever they want even if they are not qualified for the job.

We are the ones teaching them that if someone says no then they should throw a fit until they get what they want because thats exactly they type of people we are, the parents.

I cant imagine having to get the news that my child who I sent to what I would consider a safe haven, school, didnt come home alive.  Hell, I would be outraged if my daughter came home injured muchless murdered!  I know that you cant blame the schools but in a way, why not?  I mean, these schools need to cut down on this dating crap which is why maybe the kids should be taught in segregated schools, boys and girls.  Maybe its time to have more staff in these hallways as it seems like kids are allowed to roam them aimlessly.

We gotta do better people because if we dont, this is going to happen more and more and I frankly am tired of losing our youth to senseless violence!

MILFORD, Conn. – Just hours before her junior prom, a 16-year-old girl was stabbed to death inside a Connecticut high school Friday morning. Police said that a 16-year-old boy has been taken into custody.

CBS New York reports that a boy stabbed Maren Sanchez because she wouldn’t go to Friday night’s prom with him, according to a student at the high school. Police have not confirmed that information.

Emergency responders were called to Jonathan Law High School in Milford, part of New Haven County, just after 7 a.m. Friday to aid the victim. Sanchez was taken to Bridgeport Hospital where she later died, according to Police Chief Keith Mello.

“Our investigators are conducting a large number of interviews and looking at other measures as well to determine not just why this happened, but how it happened,” Mello said.

Superintendent Elizabeth Feser said everyone at the high school is “obviously devastated by the loss of one of our students,” adding that Sanchez was well-liked by her peers and teachers.

The name of the arrested 16-year-old has not been released because of juvenile offender laws. Police told CBS New York that the

stabbing was an isolated incident and the school is safe, though students have been released for the day.

“This is a difficult day for Milford. It’s an even more difficult day for the Jonathan Law High School Community,” said Mello. “Anytime there is a death, it’s tragic. It’s especially difficult when it’s a young person, like we see this morning.”

According to the station, the school’s prom has been canceled.