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Jaylen Fryberg: Shocking Tweets Predicted Horrific Marysville Shooting

Jaylen Fryberg Marysville Shooter
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Did Jaylen Fryberg’s shocking tweets predict that he would eventually go on to shoot both his classmates and himself? Several of his tweets appear to indicate that the Marysville-Pilchuk High shooter had a history of violent behavior and attitudes.

Before Jaylen Fryberg shot himself and several of his classmates at just 15 years old, the Marysville-Pilchuk High School shooter appeared to have been unstable long before his rampage. His Twitter shows a series of tweets that may have predicted his future violent behavior. Read the shocking tweets below.

Jaylen Fryberg: Marysville Shooter — Shocking Tweets Predict School Shooting

Just one day before the shooting, Jaylen ominously tweeted:

He also seemed to indicate some measure of suicidal ideation in his Oct. 21 tweet:

On the same day, he appears to be responding to the reported recent breakup that set him off, as a classmate intimated to CNN:

Even more shocking were Jaylen’s violent tweets from August:

He also appeared angry with his ex-girlfriend, hinting that he was teetering on the edge:

Jaylen further revealed his tendency toward suicidal ideation in a tweet from this past June:

Marysville High School Shooting: Two Dead, Four Injured

As of this writing, two have been confirmed dead and four wounded in Jaylen’s vicious attack. Jaylen was counted among the dead.

The shooting took place on the morning of Oct. 24, in the Marysville-Pilchuk High School cafeteria. Jaylen “came up from behind … and fired about six bullets into the backs” of the victims, an eyewitness told CNN.

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“They were his friends, so it wasn’t just random.”

The eyewitness continued, revealing that Jaylen seemed “fine” at football practice the previous day, and “having a good time. “And then today, just horrible. I don’t know what went through his head or what caused him to do it.”

Our thoughts continue to go out to all those affected by this horrible tragedy.

— Amanda Mitchell

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