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   A Missouri man who was 11 when he shot and killed four students   
   and a teacher in Jonesboro, Arkansas, in 1998, was killed in a   
   car crash Saturday night in Independence County, Ark., according   
   to state police.   
      
   The two-vehicle crash unfolded near Cave City, about 100 miles   
   northeast of Little Rock. Drew Grant, 33, who had changed his   
   name from Andrew Golden, had been released from prison in 2007.   
      
   Daniel Petty, 59, of Essex, Missouri, was going south on Highway   
   167 in a Chevy Tahoe when he drove left of the center-line and   
   hit Grant's Honda CRV head-on at around 9 p.m., investigators   
   said.   
      
   Petty also died. Paramedics rushed three other people to   
   hospitals in Little Rock and Batesville, according to KAIT and a   
   state police preliminary summary of the crash. The conditions of   
   the injured were unknown.   
      
   Arkansas State Police spokesman Bill Sadler told KAIT that Grant   
   and Golden were "one in the same."   
      
   WISCONSIN BROTHERS ON CATTLE BUSINESS TRIP FEARED DEAD AFTER   
   VISITING FARM, MISSOURI MAN ARRESTED   
      
   Miranda Reynolds   
   @MReynoldsKAIT   
    I’m at the scene where Drew Grant aka Andrew Golden died in a   
   crash last night near Sandtown. More details soon @Region8News   
      
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   Golden and Mitchell Johnson were 11 and 13 when they set off a   
   fire alarm at Westside Middle School in Jonesboro. As kids and   
   faculty were evacuating, they shot and killed four students,   
   including 12-year-olds Paige Herring and Stephanie Johnson; 11-   
   year-olds Brittney Varner and Natalie Brooks; and teacher   
   Shannon Wright.   
      
   In 2017, a judge presiding over a lawsuit filed by the victims'   
   families awarded them $150 million in damages.   
      
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   Golden and Johnson were tried as juveniles and were expected to   
   remain in custody until the age of 21, in accordance with   
   Arkansas law at the time. Johnson was released in 2005 and   
   Golden was released in 2007. Because they were tried as   
   juveniles, their records were sealed.   
      
   The Associated Press contributed to this report   
      
   https://www.foxnews.com/us/arkansas-school-shooter-1998-car-   
   crash-killed   
       
      
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