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Indiana teen given 12-year sentence after conviction for planning mass school shooting in Mooresville, thwarted when friend tipped off FBI; all you need to know

A Mooresville teenager, Trinity Shockley, received a 12-year prison sentence for planning a mass shooting at Mooresville High School. Her plot, intended for Valentine's Day 2025, was thwarted by a friend's tip to the FBI. Shockley, who admitted to conspiracy to commit murder, expressed remorse in court. The judge highlighted the serious red flags in the case.