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USATODAY investigation: In mass killings, kids caught in the crossfire

Analysis of mass killings since 2006 shows that nearly one third of  all victims were younger than age 18- 363 children dead in the past eight years. Their average age was 8 years old. Children have always been caught in the crossfire of mass murder.Hundred have been killed, and hundreds more have been forced to wittness what some says is the most violent type of crime.It has devastated families and left permanent scars, long before Newtown. became a household name.
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