Is a product of schoolyard bullying or just born evil? Alleged school shooter, 15-year-old Caleb Sharpe

Caleb Sharpe was obsessed with school shootings and spent time poring over documentaries on those school tragedies.
He escalated to passing around notes threatening to ‘do something stupid’ that would get him killed. Wednesday he made good his threat. Sharpe, 15, brought two weapons to Freeman High School in Rockford, Spokane County, Washington. Around 10 am he activated his plan, but the first gun he tried to fire jammed.
His best friend, 15-year-old Sam Strahan tried to dissuade him from shooting as her turned the gun on his classmates. Sharpe dropped his pal with a single bullet to the head.
By the time school custodian Jim Bowen was able to talk him down, the kill-hungry shooter had shot three more classmates, all teenage girls.
Airforce vet Bowen, 42, managed to convince the gunman to stop shooting just long enough for him to be brought down by police.
Sam Strahan and Bowen, a married father-of-three, have been credited with saving lives with their brave efforts to stop a clearly unhinged and dangerous armed teen, intent on taking lives.
Surgeons at the nearby Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center, later said the three other shooting victims had successfully gone through surgery and were in stable condition.
Tragically the Strahan family  announced their double loss as they revealed that Sam lost his dad Scott Strahan in an auto crash, barely two months ago.

At the beginning of the school year Caleb Sharpe  handed out notes to his friends saying he planned to do something “stupid where he gets killed or put in jail.”
At least one of the notes reportedly,  had been handed over to a school counselor, the friend said.
With the warning signs unheeded, Sharpe unleashed hie reign of terror, The terror began shortly around 10.15 am when he tried to fire the first of two weapons he had brought to school in a black duffel bag.
That gun jammed and he moved on to the next one.
Giving an account of the incident Wednesday, Spokane County Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich said Sam, who other students said was Caleb’s ‘best friend’, approached him and tried to talk him out of the shooting spree.
‘He tried to walk up and tell him,”this isn’t what you wanna do,”‘  Sheriff Knezovich said.

Sheriff Knezovich stressed that Bowen’s efforts saved the lives of other students who were in the gunman’s firing line.
After the shooting, all of the school’s students were evacuated. They immediately identified Sharpe as the shooter and described how he’d been acting strangely in the weeks which preceded the shooting.
According to some of the teen who said they were friends, he had been watching documentaries about other school shootings and had passed around notes threatening to ‘do something stupid’ that would get him killed or land him in jail.

Friends said Caleb Sharpe was also obsessed with the violent TV series ‘Breaking Bad’. He had uploaded odd videos to YouTube in which he practiced shooting with a toy gun.
On social media, he shared self-loathing posts about depression and anxiety.
He was taken into a juvenile detention center after the shooting and remains in custody.
The Strahan family is fundraising for Sam’s mother and sister, through a GoFundMe page.