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US Teen Mentally Incompetent To Be Tried In 2018 Shooting, All Sides Say
State prosecutors agree with defense attorneys for the teenager accused of killing eight students and two teachers at Santa Fe High School last year that he is not mentally competent to stand trial at this time.
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Body Of Pak Teenager Killed At Texas School Arrives In Pakistan's Karachi
Sabika Sheikh was among 10 students and staff who were killed in a mass shooting on Friday at Santa Fe High School in Texas. Sabika, a Karachi teenager, was studying at Santa Fe High School on a US State Department scholarship under the Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study (YES) programme.
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Pak Teen Left For US With Dreams Of Being A Diplomat, Returned In Casket
The funeral was about to begin, the first of 10 for the victims of the Santa Fe High School mass shooting, and the body of Sabika Sheikh was waiting at the mosque.
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Spurned Advances Provoked Texas School Shooting, Says Victim's Mother
Sadie Rodriguez, the mother of Shana Fisher, 16, told the newspaper that her daughter rejected four months of aggressive advances from accused shooter Dimitrios Pagourtzis, 17, at the Santa Fe high school.
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"He Said 'Surprise,' And Started Firing": Student Kills 10 At US School
A 17-year-old student armed with a shotgun and a pistol went on a rampage Friday morning at his school here outside Houston, killing 10 people - mostly students - before surrendering to the officers who confronted him, officials said. Ten others were wounded, including a school resource officer who was left in critical condition.
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At Least 8 Killed In Shooting At High School In Texas, Gunman Arrested
Multiple people were killed on Friday in a shooting at a high school in Santa Fe, Texas, in the latest gun violence in a country still shaken by the massacre at a Florida high school in February.
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The Gay Man Who Got a Surprise Call From The Pope: 'I Would Like to Give You a Hug'
Grassi and Francis first met in their native Argentina, at Inmaculada Concepcin high school in Santa Fe, where the future pope taught psychology and Argentine literature.
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US Teen Mentally Incompetent To Be Tried In 2018 Shooting, All Sides Say
State prosecutors agree with defense attorneys for the teenager accused of killing eight students and two teachers at Santa Fe High School last year that he is not mentally competent to stand trial at this time.
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Body Of Pak Teenager Killed At Texas School Arrives In Pakistan's Karachi
Sabika Sheikh was among 10 students and staff who were killed in a mass shooting on Friday at Santa Fe High School in Texas. Sabika, a Karachi teenager, was studying at Santa Fe High School on a US State Department scholarship under the Kennedy-Lugar Youth Exchange and Study (YES) programme.
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Pak Teen Left For US With Dreams Of Being A Diplomat, Returned In Casket
The funeral was about to begin, the first of 10 for the victims of the Santa Fe High School mass shooting, and the body of Sabika Sheikh was waiting at the mosque.
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Spurned Advances Provoked Texas School Shooting, Says Victim's Mother
Sadie Rodriguez, the mother of Shana Fisher, 16, told the newspaper that her daughter rejected four months of aggressive advances from accused shooter Dimitrios Pagourtzis, 17, at the Santa Fe high school.
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"He Said 'Surprise,' And Started Firing": Student Kills 10 At US School
A 17-year-old student armed with a shotgun and a pistol went on a rampage Friday morning at his school here outside Houston, killing 10 people - mostly students - before surrendering to the officers who confronted him, officials said. Ten others were wounded, including a school resource officer who was left in critical condition.
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At Least 8 Killed In Shooting At High School In Texas, Gunman Arrested
Multiple people were killed on Friday in a shooting at a high school in Santa Fe, Texas, in the latest gun violence in a country still shaken by the massacre at a Florida high school in February.
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The Gay Man Who Got a Surprise Call From The Pope: 'I Would Like to Give You a Hug'
Grassi and Francis first met in their native Argentina, at Inmaculada Concepcin high school in Santa Fe, where the future pope taught psychology and Argentine literature.
