hallway. and the haunting questions that are now presented by these it tails, by these revelations by law enforcement. could more children have been saved? two teachers and 19 children were killed in all. most no older than 10 years old. as the horror played out inside the school, frantic parents were rushing to the scene desperate to get to their children. watch this . investigators now admit it was the wrong decision for those 19 officers to stay waiting in that hallway and not breach the door of the classroom where the shooter was holed up immediately. meantime we re learning disturbing new details about posts made on social media by the gunman. according to users of the social media app the shooter threatened to rape women and shoot-up schools in the weeks leading up to the massacre. the admission by authorities they made the wrong response to the shooting only adding to the grief and sister-in-lawo of the parents who lost children. for more on the mistakes made and searc
The state-level push to protect abortion rights will continue in Ohio in November with activists trying to amend the state constitution to protect reproductive healthcare. And while conservatives have tried to paint local efforts as outside actors pressuring Ohioans to amend the constitution, it turns out one of the largest pushes on either side is from local Catholic archdioceses, which have given nearly $1 million in donations to defeat the pro-abortion Issue 1.
charismatic, funny, driven. all just 10 years old. and in a tragic twist the husband of irma garcia, one of the murdered teachers has also died. according to the archdioceses of san antonio joe garcia suffered a heart attack after news of his wife s death and passed away on thursday. the couple had been married more than 24 years and were high school sweethearts. they came to mass every sunday. father eduardo mireles knew the family well. and said the couple were a fixture in the community. told the community that in my own family when we ve had a death that it s the prayer that has gotten us through all this,
abuse. we re joined tonight from rome. talk to me about this report and what it actually found. so, anderson, this report is 1,800 pages. it spans 75-year period in the archdioceses of munich. it was looking specifically at sexual abuse from that period of 1945 to 2019 commissioned by the archdioceses of munich, so the catholic church in munich but conducted by an independent law firm. the principal findings according to investigators today as you mentioned are four cases of mismanagement on the part of the pope emeritus when he was archbishop in munich. in two of those cases, anderson, they say that the perpetrators were punished by civil courts in germany but not subsequently by the archdioceses. just to give you an idea of the scale of this report in just one of those cases runs 370 pages including the testimony of the
retired pope benedict xvi is expressing his, quote, pain and shame. a new report finds the pope emeritus ignored benedict can be accused of misconduct in four cases. some of the abusers remained active in pastoral care. talk to me about this report and what it actually found. so, anderson, this report is 1,800 pages. it spans 75-year period in the archdioceses of munich. it was looking specifically at sexual abuse from that period of 1945 to 2019 commissioned by the