A grieving mother of the Oregon school shooter has publicly defended her son in emotional interviews, insisting he was a "good boy" despite his deadly actions that left four people dead at a local school. Family members and acquaintances describe the shooter as kind and well-liked, contradicting early reports of behavioral issues or warning signs. Investigators are now examining whether the attack was premeditated or driven by personal struggles, as authorities work to piece together the shooter’s state of mind. The conflicting portrayals of the perpetrator have intensified scrutiny over how such tragedies could be prevented.
Sobbing mom of Oregon shooter Griffin J. John insists son was 'good boy' after killing 4 at school New York Post
