上午11点左右,大巴士校车沿南柯蒂斯公路驶来,49岁的韦恩·巴雷特听见后走出家门。他与妻子特意错开上班时间,以便5岁的儿子斯潘塞放学时家里有人等侯。这天是1996年3月6日,天气寒冷。校车载着幼儿园的孩子们开向这边,幼儿园在密执安州普莱森特山附近乡村的威恩小学。 斯潘塞向小朋友们挥手告别,奔入父亲怀抱。 “我去取一下邮件,”巴雷特与校车擦身而过,穿越公路向邮筒走去。 About 11 am, the bus bus along the South Curtis Road, 49-year-old Wayne Barrett heard out of the house. He and his wife deliberately staggered their hours of work so that Spencer, a 5-year-old son, was waiting at home after school. It was cold on March 6, 1996. The school bus carries kindergarten children out there, with kindergarten in Wein Elementary, a rural village near Pleasant Hill, Michigan. Spencer waving goodbye to children, into his father’s arms. “I’ll pick up the mail,” Barrett passed with the school bus and walked across the road toward the mailbox.