Back door of Robb Elementary School was shut but its automatic lock failed
A back door at Robb Elementary School failed to lock properly before the school shooting on May 24, in which 19 students and two teachers were shot dead. Texas state police originally claimed that an unnamed teacher left the door propped open, but have now revealed the teacher closed the door. But the door did not lock as it is designed to do when shut.
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