Families of the Parkland victims are now permitted to see the building where students and staff were killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
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"Seeing the video, as horrific as it is ... especially the clip when the murderer aimed his AR-15 at Scott, and Scott going down after he was shot. It's like, if you and I do a Zoom and then I talk to you in person," she explained. "It was horrible. ... All the glass being shot out ... seeing the bullet holes in the walls."
On Beigel's desk, she found her son's open laptop, covered with dust, along with students' assignments. "I came to the decision because I wanted to be in that room. I wanted to sit in Alex's chair. That was the last place he took his last breath," Schachter told ABC News on Friday. "I wanted to connect with him in that space.""It was grotesque," he said. "There was so much blood everywhere, especially around Alex's desk."
Alex "was shot twice in the chest, severed his spinal cord and he fell backwards over the chair," he said.As the gunman opened fire from the hallway, other students rushed to the teacher's desk, but there wasn't enough space to hide.
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