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This Must-Watch Powerful School Shooting PSA Is Stunning Everyone Online

By Margo Gothelf 2 min read
  • # Connecticut
  • # know the signs
  • # non-profit
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Source: Sandy Hook Promise YouTube
Source: Sandy Hook Promise YouTube
Source: Sandy Hook Promise YouTube

A new video from the Connecticut nonprofit Sandy Hook Promise is giving people chills on the Internet.

The video PSA is promoting gun-violence prevention and aims for people to see the signs of gun violence before they take action. The video tells a short story about a boy named Evan and one of his classmates.

Source: Sandy Hook Promise YouTube
Source: Sandy Hook Promise YouTube
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Evan and his unknown classmate are communicating through cute little messages left on a library desk. While the exchange of notes continues, Evan is hoping he will find his new mysterious friend before summer break. However, when he finds the library to be closed for the summer, he believes he missed his chance.

Source: Sandy Hook Promise YouTube
Source: Sandy Hook Promise YouTube

Luckily, he discovers the handwriting of his unknown classmate during a yearbook exchange, leaving Evan pretty happy. However, the exciting revelation takes a dark turn when a shooter breaks into the school. As the students panic, a message pops up on the screen explaining, “While you were watching Evan, another student was showing signs of planning a shooting.”

Source: Source: Sandy Hook Promise YouTube
Source: Source: Sandy Hook Promise YouTube

The video then replays itself, highlighting the signs that were missed during the first go-around. See the video in full below.

The video has gone viral on social media and many people are sharing their reactions to the shocking short story.

This is so powerful! https://t.co/C0Cbhdx8bk

— Dana Carrillo (@danadarling_7) December 4, 2016

one of most creative and powerful PSA I have seen in a while https://t.co/LPHbBJnEif

— aissa (@ayyissa12) December 4, 2016

Sandy Hook Promise made this PSA about gun violence and it broke my heart…? pic.twitter.com/Hpp92U7nn7

— loizza (@loizzaaquino) December 5, 2016

Can’t seem to get the @sandyhook video out of my head this morning. Such an amazing video with such an impactful message. Gives me chills.

— Alexandra (@arosebella1) December 5, 2016

The video is part of the Sandy Hook Promise “Know the Signs” campaign.

“People who are at risk of hurting themselves or others often show signs and signals before an act of violence takes place,” explains the Sandy Hook Promise website. “When you don’t know what to look for, it can be easy to miss signs, or dismiss them as unimportant, sometimes with tragic consequences”

Several of the founders of Sandy Hook Promise had loved ones killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, which took place almost four years ago.

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