America's Deadliest School Attack: The Bath School Disaster of 1927
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America's Deadliest School Attack: The Bath School Disaster of 1927
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What happens when financial ruin meets unchecked rage? In 1927, a small Michigan farming community learned the devastating answer when Andrew Kehoe, their own school board treasurer, orchestrated what remains America's deadliest school attack. This isn't a story about random violence - it's about how a man's mounting grievances transformed into calculated revenge that would shatter 38 young lives and forever change how we think about school safety. From suspicious family deaths to months of methodical planning, we're diving deep into the psychology and preparation behind a tragedy that stunned a nation and still haunts Bath Township nearly a century later.
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