Deep Reads: Children joked about school shootings. Then the sheriff sent them to jail.

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  Hi, Hannah.

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  Hi, John.

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  Why don't we introduce ourselves?

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  Sure.

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  I'm Hannah Natenson and I cover education for the Washington Post.

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  And pretty much since I've started, I've had to write about school shootings.

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  From a seven year old who shot his teacher in Virginia to this past fall when a 14 year old shot two classmates and two teachers in Georgia.

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  Yeah.

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  My name is John Woodrow Cox.

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  I'm an enterprise reporter at the Washington Post.

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  I have a focus on narrative reporting.

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  I have reported on school shootings and gun violence,

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  how it affects children for the past eight years.

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  I wrote a book about this subject, wrote about a school shooting in South Carolina,

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  wrote about the Newtown school shooting, Uvalde, Parkland.

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  I wrote about the mass shooting in Las Vegas.

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  So, you know,

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  this has been a big part of my life and the work that Hannah and I have done together for a long time.

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  I don't normally ask John to tell me all his work because I,

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  I have been an avid follower of John's work since college.

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