The Aftermath of the Siege

After the 2 hour long siege, detectives and FBI agents swarmed the school to locate the dungeon. They found the underground torture chamber and all of its contraptions. It took 11 years for law enforcement to gather sufficient evidence and witness accounts to finally draw a conclusion to the horror. All of the teachers who died in the siege had clean records, zero admissions to psych wards, and were completely normal in their everyday life. The FBI later attributed the radical behavior of these teachers to the cleansing conversion bath. When the ATF arrived on the campus to seize the firearms, they immediately noticed that the lower receivers of the M4A1s had inscribed “Property of the U.S. Government”. A week before the siege, a US Coast Guard Station located in Miami Beach reported stolen 20 M4A1s, 30 MK18 CQBRs, 12 suppressors, 100,000 rounds of 5.56 NATO ammunition, 30 pounds of C4, 25 Level 4 armor rifle plates, and five breach charges. However, there is no camera footage of this robbery since the teachers disabled them. All of these events shook the South Florida area and many parents of students were shocked to hear all of this information. The Archdiocese of Miami made a public apology for their lack of intervention earlier on in the investigation of the high school’s horrors. The entire head board of the archdiocese was replaced and all the teachers, staff, and faculty at McCarthy was replaced as well. Once every year, police inspect every inch of the school to make sure it’s safe for students to come to campus and learn. The high school today is still open, but with a low attendance rate.