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October 10, 2006
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October 10, 2006 |
NICKEL MINES --
A roadside memorial has developed at Mine Road and
White Oak Road, just up the hill from last week's tragic
shooting. Yellow Police tape and "no parking" signs still adorn
the normally tranquil hamlet. Last Monday, Charles Carl Roberts,
IV, the son of a former police officer, shot 10 Amish school
girls at the West Nickel Mines School. Five of those girls died.The community still struggles to understand as onlookers continue to gawk as they try to catch a glimpse. A constable stands guard near the school limiting access.
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