Possible school massacre thwarted after homosexual allegedly threatens Catholic nuns, governor

Possible school massacre thwarted after homosexual allegedly threatens Catholic nuns, governor


A potential massacre at a Christian high school in Nebraska was thwarted thanks to the swift action taken by school officials and the Nebraska State Patrol.

Columbus Catholic Schools, a unified educational system that serves over 850 students in Nebraska, received a message on June 26 threatening Scotus Central Catholic, a Christ-centered high school in Columbus.

‘The heated political rhetoric that too often leads to radicalization and violence must cool off.’

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Jeff Ohnoutka, the executive director of CCS, said in a statement on Friday that after he was made aware of the “disturbing threat,” he immediately brought it to the attention of the NSP and the Columbus Police Department.

According to the NSP, the message “included a threat of violence to the school and Governor Pillen’s family.”

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