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3
Mar
2012
2:16pm, EST
Hundreds honor Daniel Parmertor, student killed in Ohio shooting
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Students leave the gravesite of Chardon High school student Daniel Parmertor after his burial in Chardon, Ohio, March 3. Three students were killed and two others wounded by suspect TJ Lane in Monday's shooting rampage at Chardon High school.
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A crowd of well-wishers holding American flags stands along the road in front of St Mary's Church to pay respect for Danny Parmertor on March 3, in Chardon, Ohio.

Hundreds of people stood shoulder to shoulder along the street on a cold, windy Saturday morning to honor one of three teenagers killed in a high school shooting.

The service in Chardon for 16-year-old Daniel Parmertor is the first of the three funerals. Services for 16-year-old Demetrius Hewlin and 17-year-old Russell King Jr. will be held next week.

Parmertor's family said they planned to bury him with his first paycheck — still unopened — from his new job at a bowling alley, The Cleveland Plain Dealer reported.

-- Reported by msnbc.com and wire services
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The casket of slain Chardon High School student Daniel Parmertor is carried to his gravesite in Chardon, Ohio, March 3.

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2
Mar
2012
11:31am, EST
Classes resume at Chardon high school after deadly shooting
Shannon Stapleton / Reuters
Students are seen on a Chardon Local School District bus arriving for the first day of regular schedule classes since the school shootings in Chardon, Ohio, on March 2. Three students were killed and two others wounded by suspect T.J. Lane in Monday's shooting rampage at the Ohio high school.
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Students arrive for the first day of regular schedule classes at Chardon High School since the school shootings in Chardon, Ohio, on March 2.
AP reports -- Students are returning to an Ohio high school where a shooting earlier this week killed three teens and wounded two others.
Police were on hand as students arrived under cloudy skies by car, on foot and by school bus at Chardon High School on Friday which resumed classes following Monday's shooting.
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A memorial is seen outside Chardon High School as regular scheduled classes resume since the school shootings in Chardon, Ohio, on March 2. Three students were killed and two others wounded by suspect T.J. Lane in Monday's shooting rampage at the Ohio high school.

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Stay strong kids .... + + +
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1
Mar
2012
11:50am, EST
Hundreds of students march back to Ohio school
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Students walk to a memorial remembering the victims of the Chardon High school shootings before returning to school for the first time since the shootings in Chardon, Ohio, on March 1.
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Students and parents gather outside a memorial remembering the victims of the Chardon High school shootings before returning to school for the first time since the shootings in Chardon, Ohio, on March 1. Three students were killed and two others wounded by suspect TJ Lane in Monday's shooting rampage at the Ohio high school.
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Three students was killed and 2 were injured in a shooting Monday morning at an Ohio high school, officials said.
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CHARDON, Ohio -- The deadline to file charges in a fatal Ohio high school shooting loomed as students still reeling from the slaying of three teenagers marched by the hundreds to their reopened school Thursday.
The students, many with their parents and wearing the school colors of red and black, started the day gathered around a courthouse square gazebo, quietly singing the alma mater.
Students hugged each other and parents as they left the gazebo, which was decorated with a growing memorial of candles, flowers and handwritten messages of support.
"I'm just scared for everybody and I don't know how everybody is going to act going back into school," said Theodore Rosch, 16, a freshman, as his father, Will Rosch, wrapped his left arm around his son's shoulders.
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Hundreds of students and parents march to the Chardon High Schooll in Chardon, Ohio, on March 1 to honor the three students who were killed in a shooting there Monday.
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Students and parents march to the high school in Chardon, Ohio, on March 1 to honor the three students who were killed in a shooting there Feb. 27. The school re-opened to parents and students Thursday and classes resume Friday.

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just searched for statsitics on school killings worldwide...looks like the usa accounts for roughly 95% of them...it strikes me that the right to keep and bear arms comes from a different era in humanity's history, and has no place in a world that is overpopulated and where there is so much mental a …
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28
Feb
2012
8:19pm, EST
Hundreds show support at Chardon vigil
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People gather outside St. Mary's of Chardon on Feb. 28 for a candlelight vigil remembering the victims of a school shooting in Chardon, Ohio.
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Students and those in the community embrace one another as they hold a candlelight vigil at St Mary's of the Assumption Church in Chardon, Ohio on Tuesday night.
Slideshow: Deadly school shooting in Ohio
Aaron Josefczyk / Reuters
Three students was killed and 2 were injured in a shooting Monday morning at an Ohio high school, officials said.
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Hundreds gathered at St. Mary's of Chardon Tuesday night following the deadly school shooting at Chardon High School.
The death toll rose to three students as the suspect, 17-year-old T.J. Lane, appeared at a preliminary hearing where a prosecutor said Lane had confessed to investigators and that he said he fired at students randomly.
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28
Feb
2012
4:57pm, EST
Chardon High shooting suspect appears in court
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Alleged gunman T.J. Lane is escorted out of the Geauga County Courthouse Annex by deputies, Feb. 28, 2012, after his court appearance for shooting and killing three students and wounding two others at Chardon High School in Chardon, Ohio. Another student has died from wounds suffered in Monday's shooting rampage at the Ohio high school, authorities said on Tuesday, as the shaken suburban Cleveland town prepared for a vigil for the teenage victims of the attack.
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Chardon High School shooting rampage
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NBC News reports: The death toll in an Ohio high school shooting rose to three students Tuesday as the suspect, 17-year-old T.J. Lane, appeared at a preliminary hearing where a prosecutor said the victims appeared to have been chosen at random.
A prosecutor said Lane had admitted firing 10 shots and that he fired at students randomly. Two other teens were wounded; one remains hospitalized and the other was released on Tuesday.
When Lane exited in custody of police, he turned to his two aunts and his grandfather, who is his legal guardian, and said with emotion "I'm sorry I'm so sorry" as he clenched his jaw, appearing to hold back tears.
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I do feel for him.. Only if he didn't take the matters to his own hands, lives could have been saved as well as his soul. This is very sad.. not only for the family of their slain sons, but for T.J. too. Very sad and tragic.
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