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In an interview with The Jersey Journal at the time the texts were sent, the boy’s father said his son was “extremely nervous and feels threatened” and did not want to be interviewed.
"He is the type of boy who does not want any kind of trouble," the father said. "It's so sad. He doesn't want the image of the school to be tainted."
say what?
he doesn't want trouble and he doesn't want the school's image to be tainted, so he sends fake 'racist' texts to himself to make the school look good?
Pretty lame of him.
Why though is the real question.
What did he hope to gain..sympathy and a win to student council ?
He should have been charged with something though because he was trying to incite something with those racist texts to himself.
His mentors must be Al Sharpton and the tramp that accused the Duke lacrosse players.
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