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Jenkins was 15 when she was shot by Carneal, someone she considered a friend. The bullet left her paralyzed, and she uses a wheelchair to get around.

In December 1997, Michael Carneal opened fire on his fellow students during a morning prayer meeting at a Kentucky high school, killing three and wounding five more. Carneal was 14

A quarter century later, Carneal is 39 with a parole hearing next week that comes at a very different time in American life - after Sandy Hook, after Uvalde. Today police officers and metal detectors are an accepted presence in many schools, and even kindergartners are drilled to prepare for active shooters.

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When 14-year-old Michael Carneal opened fire on his fellow students during a before-school prayer meeting in 1997, school shootings were not yet a part of the national consciousness. The carnage that left three students dead and five more injured at Heath High School, near Paducah, Kentucky, ended w

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“For him to have a chance at 39. People get married at 39. They have children,” one of the shooting's survivors, Missy Jenkins Smith, said. “It’s not right for him to possibly have a normal life that those three girls he killed will never have.”

Twenty-five years after killing three students and injuring five more at a Kentucky high school, the then-teenage shooter, now 39, will have a chance at parole next week.

In December 1997, Michael Carneal opened fire on his fellow students during a morning prayer meeting at a Kentucky high school, killing three and wounding five more

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