Shooting in the U.S., European Leaders Participate Grieving

VIVAnews - President Barack Obama expressed his sadness over the shooting that killed 20 boys and 8 adults in Connecticut on Friday. Condolences were also conveyed by European leaders to the U.S. public who grieving.

Reuters reported, condolences conveyed by French President Francois Hollande in his letter to Obama. He said he was surprised over the brutal incident.

"I would like to express my shock and condolences for the violence in a primary school, which led to many casualties," said Hollande.

The same statement was delivered by Ambassador David Cameron. He expressed support for the wounded and morilnya the families of the victims died.

"It is sad to think those who lost their children in a very young age, but there is still a long life ahead of them," said Cameron.

Fatal incident occurred on Friday morning local time at Sandy Hook Elementary School. Alleged perpetrator named Adam Lanza entered a classroom and the students strafe with bullets.

Participate killed in the incident was Nancy Lanza, Adam's mother, who works as a teacher. Offender was found dead at the scene. He allegedly using multiple weapons as the sadistic staged.

This tragedy became the second deadliest in U.S. history after a brutal shooting at Virginia Tech Campus, Blacksburg, which killed 32 people in 2007.

The shooting in Connecticut this happened five months after the shooting in theaters Aurora, Colorado, conducted by James Holmes, aka "Joker". In July ago, Holmes was brutally shot in the cinema at the premiere of Batman movie 'Dark Knight Rises'.