CT man gets 7 years in prison for school shooting plot

A Connecticut man is reportedly headed to prison for seven years for his role in a 2014 plot to shoot and blow up two schools in Danbury and Stratford. The Republican-American newspaper reports that

News 12 Staff

Jun 30, 2016, 6:52 PM

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CT man gets 7 years in prison for school shooting plot
A Connecticut man is reportedly headed to prison for seven years for his role in a 2014 plot to shoot and blow up two schools in Danbury and Stratford.
The Republican-American newspaper reports that 21-year-old Peter Thulin, of Torrington, wanted to copy the 1999 Columbine High School shooting in Colorado, along with 18-year old Natalie Carpenter who received a seven-year sentence earlier this year.
The pair reportedly was living at a group home when another resident learned of their plan and notified authorities.


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