At least 20 injured in Fla. high school shooting

[Mystic Wanderer]

Of course suicide could be all there is to this story, but once again my mouth is doing a weird thing and my brow is frowning, signals from my mind telling me there's more to this.

A teen survivor of the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., has died by suicide. 


Nineteen-year-old Sydney Aiello took her life over the weekend, mom Cara Aiello told Tampa news station WFLA, after suffering from survivor’s guilt and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Sydney was at school on February 14, 2018, when a gunman opened fire, killing 17 people.  She was reportedly close friends with student Meadow Pollack, who died that day. 

Cara, who did not return Yahoo Lifestyle’s request for comment, told WFLA that Sydney had difficulty in school because she was scared to sit in class. However, she didn’t seek help.

On Wednesday, a GoFundMe page was created by Brett and Blair Israel, friends of the Aiello family, to pay for her funeral. So far, it’s raised almost $8,000. “Sydney Aiello was born on January 27th, 2000,” read the fundraiser. “She was welcomed into this world by her loving family: her parents Cara and Joe, and her brother Nick.”


Sydney Aiello, a teen who survived the 2018 shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida died by suicide after suffering from survivor’s guilt and PTSD. (Photo: GoFundMe)

“Sydney spent 19 years writing her story as a beloved daughter, sister and friend to many,” the Israels wrote. “She lit up every room she entered.  She filled her days cheerleading, doing yoga, and brightening up the days of others. Sydney aspired to work in the medical field helping others in need.  On March 17th, 2019 Sydney became the guardian angel to many.”
They concluded, “It was a privilege to have you in our lives. Sydney, we will miss you and always love you. May you find peace in His arms.”

Neither the Israels or representatives of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and the Broward County Public Schools district responded to Yahoo Lifestyle interview requests. 

Ryan Petty, whose daughter Alaina died in the massacre, told WFLA, “It breaks my heart that we’ve lost yet another student from Stoneman Douglas.” Petty urged parents to check in on their children, asking questions like, “Have you thought of killing yourself and have you had any intention of acting on those thoughts?”

Julie Cerel, PhD., a licensed psychologist at the University of Kentucky and president of the American Association of Suicidology tells Yahoo Lifestyle that research on survivor’s guilt is scarce due to sensitivity factors toward victims. However, post-traumatic stress syndrome is one risk factor for suicide, because it forces victims to mentally relive the trauma.

According to the Interpersonal Theory of Suicide, feeling burdensome, isolated, and having a low threshold for death, are drivers of suicide. “Experiencing any of these demotivates someone to get help,” Cerel tells Yahoo Lifestyle. “Especially if they’re involved in a public trauma with the whole world watching.”

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It's this right here that seems fishy to me: 
Cara, who did not return Yahoo Lifestyle’s request for comment, told WFLA that Sydney had difficulty in school because she was scared to sit in class. However, she didn’t seek help.


I mean, if you are having such difficulty that you're thinking about suicide, wouldn't you at least try to talk to someone before going that far? 
I think she was silenced because she knew too much about what really happened. Was she threatening to come forward?

I listened to a really good show on Caravan to Midnight last night. The guest was James Fetzer, a serious researcher who has been doing deep dives into the more public false flags since the early 1990s.  He talked a little about the Parkland School shooting. He said the students were allowed to go home after lunch. Those who remained were probably the ones taking part in the "drill".  He had a lot to say that shines a light on how this lie was carried out.

(Go subscribe to CaravantoMidnight.com and sign up for two weeks for $5.00 to see all of John B. Well's shows there. He has some great ones. If you don't like it, you can cancel before your two weeks runs out.)

I'm going to hold off commenting further on Sydney Aiello's "suicide" and see if anyone else picks up any strange news.
Either way, what a waste.

My condolences to the family.