U.S. school shooting

NEWTOWN, United States - Madison Freedman (R), 8 years old, who lives in Newtown, Connecticut, visits Dec. 16, 2012, a makeshift memorial near Sandy Hook Elementary School in the town, where 26 students and teachers were killed by a gunman on Dec. 14.

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