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The children

and their fathers

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me and the bad bitch i pulled by being underage

[dylanfreakbold99]

why is adam lazna genuinely so scary looking

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dont simp for killers

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[meetbytheriver]

Bath school massacre - May 18th 1927

The attack itself began around 8:45am May 18th 1927 in which Andrew Kehoe firebombed his own farm and house using wired homemade pyrotol firebombs (right image) also murdering his wife Nellie Price Kehoe, placing her body in a wheelbarrow near their chicken coop. Kehoe then went on to detonate various explosives he had planted over the course of the previous summer within the north wing of Bath Consolidated school, with roughly an additional 230kg/500 lbs of explosives failing to set off in the southern wing (left image). Around 30mins after the first explosion, Kehoe drove up to the school and detonated explosives within his own truck, killing himself, Nelson McFarren (a retired farmer) and Cleo Clayton who was just 8 years old. The attacks killed 38 children, 6 adults and injured at least 58 other people.

Background:

After losisng the election for township clerk, April 5th 1926, Kehoe (according to his neighbor, Ellsworth) began his plot to blow up Bath Consolidated school. During this time, he bought: more than a ton of pyrotol (an explosive used by farmers); two boxes of dynamite; and a .30-caliber Winchester bolt-action rifle.

The school board member, M. W. Keyes stated:

"He was an experienced electrician and the board employed him in November to make some repairs on the school lighting system. He had ample opportunity then to plant the explosives and lay the wires for touching it off."

Having access to the school over the summer of 1926, Kehoe planted various explosvies underneath the school and, being a farmer, owning large ammounts of dynamite would not be viewed as suspiscious - with neighbors even reporting hearing explosions on the farm. After the attack, investigators recovered: a container of gasoline rigged with a tube in the school's basement; explosives in six lengths of eavestrough pipe; and three bamboo fishing rods concealed in the basement ceiling.

The day before the attack, Kehoe loaded the back seat of his truck with metal debris with the potential to produce shrapnel during an explosion, also buying new tires to transport explosives. Throughout the day, Kehoe made several trips to the school, the township, his house and also places he could buy additional explosives. At midnight, it was also reported a man (presumably Kehoe) could be seen walking into the school carrying objects inside.

Andrew Kehoe:

After graduating, Kehoe suffered a head injury in a fall and was semi-conscious or in a coma for a period of several weeks, returning to work on his fathers farm rather than continuing working as an electrician. Kehoe had a reputation for being tight with money, and was elected in 1924 as a trustee on the school board for three years and additionally treasurer for one year, arguing strongly for lower taxes. It is suspected the motives for the attack was an increase in his taxes, aswell as being defeated in the April 5, 1926, election for being town clerk. Kehoe's neighbor, A. McMullen, stated that Kehoe had seemingly stopped working on his farm altogether for most of the preceding year, and he had speculated that Kehoe was planning to commit suicide. Furthermore, his wife had become chronically ill with tuberculosis which, at the time, had no treatment - increasing Kehoes debt causing him to cease depositing into his mortgage and homeowner's insurance payments. Potentially sueding him further to commit the bombing.

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