Talk:Cairine Wilson Secondary School
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editI think that the stabbing in this article is blown completely out of context. What I have heard from a teacher who was close when it happened was that is was only one student who got stabbed in the head, not "cutting one girl's forehead, another boy's arm, and plunging the knife into an instructor's back. He then threw a computer monitor out of the window." I'm pretty sure that that did not happen even close to the way it is said here.
The kid used a little butter knife, it wasn't a big knife. Thats why there is so little injury. Don't you think if he plunged a huge knife into a instructors back, the instructor would be dead?
The used a kitchen Knife, the only reason why more weren't harmed was because the handle fell off and when he attack one person he'd hurt himself in the process.
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