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== Jesse Osborne ==
== Jesse Osborne ==
Jesse Osborne is the 16-year-old perpetrator of the shooting at Townville Elementary School on September 28, 2016. Osborne, who was 14 at the time of the incident, shot his father, Jeffrey Osborne, at their family home in South Carolina before driving his father's truck to Townville Elementary School. Two people, including 6-year-old student Jacob Hall, were ultimately killed, and a total of 3 others sustained non-fatal injuries.  
Jesse Osborne is the 16-year-old perpetrator of the shooting at Townville Elementary School on September 28, 2016. Osborne, who was 14 at the time of the incident, shot his father, Jeffrey Osborne, at their family home in South Carolina before driving his father's truck to Townville Elementary School. Two people, including 6-year-old student Jacob Hall, were ultimately killed, and a total of 3 others sustained non-fatal injuries.  


=== The Shooting ===
== The Shooting ==
During the early afternoon hours, sometime prior to 1:45 p.m., on September 28, 2016, Jesse Osborne drove his father's black pickup truck into a fence outside of Townville Elementary School located in Townville, South Carolina. Osborne exited the truck and began firing the .40-caliber pistol he had brought with him into the air near the school's playground. According to witnesses, Osborne had repeatedly shouted "I hate my life!" whilst simultaneously firing the weapon. After firing rounds into the air, the 14-year-old perpetrator then hopped the fence leading to the playground, where children were actively playing, and begun to fire at the students.  
During the early afternoon hours, sometime prior to 1:45 p.m., on September 28, 2016, Jesse Osborne drove his father's black pickup truck into a fence outside of Townville Elementary School located in Townville, South Carolina. Osborne exited the truck and began firing the .40-caliber pistol he had brought with him into the air near the school's playground. According to witnesses, Osborne had repeatedly shouted "I hate my life!" whilst simultaneously firing the weapon. After firing rounds into the air, the 14-year-old perpetrator then hopped the fence leading to the playground, where children were actively playing, and begun to fire at the students.  


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Prior to his murder, Jeffrey Osborne had been convicted on multiple charges including domestic abuse, possession of marijuana, and bankruptcy. Although there are no known instances of physical abuse between Jeffrey Osborne and his son, Jesse claims that, the night before his rampage, Jeffrey Osborne had gotten drunk and was "fussing to me and my mom about not getting paid enough for his chicken houses. And he was getting up in my face and stuff. And whenever he's drunk, he always, like, says he wants to fight me because I always make this face to him. And he'll -- and then my mom will have to step in and get fussed at too. And last night he was just worse than he's ever been. He was just drinking" (Jesse Osborne, during his police interrogation).  
Prior to his murder, Jeffrey Osborne had been convicted on multiple charges including domestic abuse, possession of marijuana, and bankruptcy. Although there are no known instances of physical abuse between Jeffrey Osborne and his son, Jesse claims that, the night before his rampage, Jeffrey Osborne had gotten drunk and was "fussing to me and my mom about not getting paid enough for his chicken houses. And he was getting up in my face and stuff. And whenever he's drunk, he always, like, says he wants to fight me because I always make this face to him. And he'll -- and then my mom will have to step in and get fussed at too. And last night he was just worse than he's ever been. He was just drinking" (Jesse Osborne, during his police interrogation).  


=== Sentencing ===
== Sentencing ==
As of September 6, 2018, Jesse Osborne has plead guilty on charges of two counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder, along with additional charges of the shooting of another student, the injury of a third pupil and the injury of Townville Elementary School teacher Meghan Hollingsworth, who sustained a gunshot wound to her shoulder. A February 2018 waiver concluded that Osborne will be trialed as an adult. If convicted, Jesse Osborne can face between thirty years to life in prison.  
As of September 6, 2018, Jesse Osborne has plead guilty on charges of two counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder, along with additional charges of the shooting of another student, the injury of a third pupil and the injury of Townville Elementary School teacher Meghan Hollingsworth, who sustained a gunshot wound to her shoulder. A February 2018 waiver concluded that Osborne will be trialed as an adult. If convicted, Jesse Osborne can face between thirty years to life in prison.


=== Victims ===
== Victims ==
* Jacob Hall, 6. Jacob Hall sustained fatal injuries to his leg. Hall fell into cardiac arrest and underwent surgery at Greenville Memorial Hospital, but succumbed to his wounds on Saturday, October 1st, at 12:56 p.m., three days after the events at Townville. On October 5th, a funeral was held for Hall.
* Jacob Hall, 6. Jacob Hall sustained fatal injuries to his leg. Hall fell into cardiac arrest and underwent surgery at Greenville Memorial Hospital, but succumbed to his wounds on Saturday, October 1st, at 12:56 p.m., three days after the events at Townville. On October 5th, a funeral was held for Hall.