The plaintiffs’ attorneys say the shooter had written things indicating a belief that he was sadistic and psychotic.
Murryn Dufour, 20, visits a memorial at Central Park in Santa Clarita on Monday, November 18, 2019 for two students killed during a shooting at Saugus High School last Thursday. The parents of two teenagers who were fatally shot by a fellow student at Saugus High School in 2019 are collectively entitled to $50 million, according to their attorneys’ new court papers, but lawyers for the William S.
Another supervisor spent about half of the 40 minutes that Berhow was on campus refilling a vending machine instead of watching the gate through which Berhow entered, the plaintiffs’ lawyers further state in their court papers. But in their court papers, attorneys for the district state that Berhow “had no known motive and no social connection” to the five students he shot and that he had no known history of violence or red flags.
Several Saugus High teachers who taught Berhow previously submitted sworn declarations in support of the district, including psychology teacher Adam Bratt.