Victim(s): Gail Cleavenger
Murderer(s): Gregory Ramos, Dylan Ceglarek, Brain Porras
Published: Nov 19, 2023
Description:
In today's true crime documentary, we're covering the case of Gail Cleavenger and analyzing it from an educational psychol…
Victim(s): Gail Cleavenger
Murderer(s): Gregory Ramos, Dylan Ceglarek, Brain Porras
Published: Nov 19, 2023
Description:
In today's true crime documentary, we're covering the case of Gail Cleavenger and analyzing it from an educational psychological and legal perspective.
Comment:
@breemcavoy1634
Nov 23, 2023
This is a former student of mine. I had him in a class when he was a freshman, this happened during his sophomore year. I still have emails from his mother when he was in my class. She was at her wits end with his behavior. At one point, we were doing a fun public speaking unit in class, where students brought in a bag filled with items that showed their interests and goals in life...The Brown Bag speech activity, like a show and tell. I was so worried he was going to bring a weapon to school in his bag, that I asked the school resource officer to stand outside my room on the day Greg gave his speech. I was never more relieved than when he was done with that speech! It was actually a great presentation. He was extremely intelligent, but very disturbed. Needless to say, I was not surprised when I heard what he did. I sometimes look back at the emails from his mom...just to remember her.
@Mikeygeee124
Nov 23, 2023
You remember what was in the bag?
@breemcavoy1634
Nov 24, 2023
@Mikeygeee124 Not really, but the presentation and the items in the bag explained how he wanted to go into law enforcement, so one of them I do remember was an object from his time in the youth Police Explorers program.
@UnKownBros
Nov 24, 2023
What was the presentation about?
@breemcavoy1634
Nov 24, 2023 (edited)
@UnKownBros his future as a police officer, and he had a quote that he liked that resonated with him. I can't remember what it was, but I do remember that we were all surprised at how uplifting and humorous his presentation actually was! He was usually moody and rude. The kids in that class really didn't like him, so at that moment it was nice to see a glimpse of a happy kid. I was just very relieved when it was over. I think I clapped the loudest because I was actually sitting there thinking, "We lived!"
