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Melissa Kohberger, Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohbergers sister, wrote a poem on Uvalde shooting: Read here
- Bryan Kohberger was arrested Friday and has been charged with the murder of four university students
- His sister reportedly wrote a poem on Uvalde shooting
- Kohberger's mother also decried abortion, school shooters and the death penalty
Idaho college killings suspect Bryan Kohberger’s sister Melissa, as per the New York Post, wrote a poem on the Uvalde school shooting. The 28-year-old man was arrested early Friday and has been charged with the murder of four university students.
Kohberger’s mother, MaryAnn, as per the report, sent a letter to a local Pennsylvania paper. It included a poem about the Uvalde school massacre.
The US Sun reported that the suspect’s mother has also written two letters to the editor of the Pocono Record daily newspaper decrying abortion, school shooters and the death penalty.
The 62-year-old is a paraprofessional and teaches students under the supervision of certified teachers.
The poem, about the Uvalde school shooting, is written by Kohberger’s sister Melissa Kohberger. The 31-year-old is a mental health therapist in New Jersey.
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“As I sat this morning, reeling from yet another school shooting, I found myself wrestling with which actions need to be taken to stop all the madness. What is the answer? Gun control measures? Mental health intervention? Then I received a message from my daughter who works as a mental health therapist in New Jersey,” Bryan Kohberger’s mother wrote in the letter.
“She shared a poem she had written, while in the greatest depths of despair. It shook me to my core, and I felt the need to share it:”
Read the poem:
Bereft of their laughter
There is now not a sound
As we lower our children into the ground
Small hands and feet
Buried six feet deep into the earth of the world that failed them.
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“As I sat this morning, reeling from yet another school shooting, I found myself wrestling with which actions need to be taken to stop all the madness,” another one of MaryAnn’s letter, dated June 2, 2022, read.
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