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Middle School Student Brings "Kill List" To School Mimicking Chris Jericho's "The List" Gimmick

Posted By: Dustin Frisch on Feb 23, 2017

Middle School Student Brings "Kill List" To School Mimicking Chris Jericho's "The List" Gimmick

A middle school student located in Poinciana, Florida had apparently decided to write up his own “kill list”. He decided to bring it to class earlier in the week as reported by  News 13 in Orlando. The report is claiming that "the list" was inspired by watching WWE Superstar Chris Jericho.

The "kill list" included other students, mostly ones on the football team ran by the school. The child says he wanted to "shoot them". Deputies had no choice but to contact the child's parents and ask about this list.  Mom and dad are claiming the boy got the idea from watching WWE and copying Jericho's gimmick. 

The parents say their kid didn't have any intent to harm any student, but many parents from the school decided to keep their children at home. The school didn't go into detail about how the issue was handled or what happened to the kid.

The school did sent out an automated call to parents and guardians saying, “We are conducting a thorough investigation to ensure that proper measures are taken.”

 

 

 

Source: News 13
Tags: #wwe #chris jericho

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