CNN and MS-NBC

One cannot help but wonder what might have been if the faculty, staff and administrators had used their heads and put a stop to this.  Or if even ONE student had stood up and said something to someone with a brain.

Obviously, the “faculty, staff and administrators” didn’t care.  As long as the weekend arrives and you get vacations, eh?  After all, they’re just being kids, right?

Bastards.

I present the following information based on articles linked above because I believe that this girls’ death was a preventable tragedy and those involved should be charged with manslaughter in some form or other.  I’m not a lawyer, but these kids pushed the girl to the breaking point and they KNEW what they were doing was wrong: they just didn’t CARE.

Sean Mulveyhill: 17
South Hadley
Statutory rape, violation of civil rights with bodily injury resulting, criminal harassment and disturbance of a school assembly

Austin Renaud: 18
Springfield
Statutory rape

Kayla Narey: 17
South Hadley
Violation of civil rights with bodily injury resulting, criminal harassment and disturbance of a school assembly

Charges against another three girls included violation of civil rights with bodily injury resulting; two were also charged with stalking.

Three other girls from South Hadley were named in four delinquency complaints from Hampshire Franklin Juvenile Court. Their charges included violation of civil rights with bodily injury resulting, criminal harassment and disturbance of a school assembly, violation of civil rights, criminal harassment and assault by means of a dangerous weapon. One of the juveniles was charged in a separate complaint involving a second victim, Scheibel said.

It is my fervent desire to see each and every person involved in the bullying of Phoebe Prince punished to the full and total extent of the law.  Students AND faculty.

~watergirl~