About six minutes into the live stream, gunshots and screaming can be heard, and the camera falls to the ground.
Rescuers and professional personnel were in constant fear for their lives, as gunshots periodically pierced the air.
When Zambian employees of the Chinese-owned Collum Coal Mine prothesed these poor conditions three years ago, their Chinese managers, who said they feared for their lives, fired gunshots at the miners, injuring thirteen of them.
In an impassioned speech on Saturday, Emma Gonzalez, a senior at the school, assailed the president's N.R.A. ties and accused him of setting a crass monetary value on the lives of gunshot victims by taking so much money from the gun-rights group.
"Since childhood we have been living with these gunshots," he said.
In fact, there were more than 230 lives spared from gunshots that day, but will they be spared of death from hunger?
Yet we don't often hear about the lived realities of gunshot victims who survive or the people left behind when gunshot victims don't survive, from the drawn-out legal battles they endure, to their lifelong medical and psychological complications, including disabilities that include the inability to work, and a lifetime of lost earnings.
"But Niyazov deserves as many deadly gunshots as lives and destinies he has ruined," said Mr Shikhmuradov.
Many here refuse to believe what the medical examiner's office ruled the day after Mr. Baxter's body was found inside his car in the Houston suburb where he lived, with a gunshot wound to the head: that he had committed suicide.
At times, it seems as if the news has morphed into some kind of a computer game where the number of killings are posted to determine a winner by lives lost by gunshot or butchery.
