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Bully Page #5
just 11 years old,
believed to have been desperate
enough to take his own life.
The very guns
that Ty had learned to respect,
his family says,
he turned on himself.
At this time,
we're looking into all avenues
to try to figure out
why this tragedy occurred.
At this time,
there's no indication
that bullying was a factor.
But despite
what the superintendent says,
friends say Ty Field
was the victim of bullying.
There was this kid
that picks on him all the time.
He came up to him
and I told him
that he needed to leave
because we didn't
want any problems.
When I saw him last,
he was really sad and crying.
You can do it.
I don't want to, either.
I'm right here
and you're in my arms.
- I know.
- We'll tuck him in one more time.
We'll put him to bed.
Tuck the baby in one more time.
Everybody turn
to face the casket.
Pass it to the person next to you.
I believe
most strongly in my heart
that when a child dies,
they go straight to be with God.
They go straight to his presence.
But what does that leave for us...
the ones who are left behind?
We're just a couple
of simple people.
You know, we're... We're nobodies.
I guarantee you if
some politician's kid did this
because he was getting picked on
in a public school,
you know, there'd be a law tomorrow.
There'd be changes made tomorrow.
You know? We're nobody.
But we love each other,
and we loved our son.
We'd go
and work on our clubhouse.
It's way back out in the woods,
and no one but me and Ty
knows where it is.
We would just entertain
ourselves for about five hours.
It would feel like 30 minutes.
Just hanging out,
having a good time.
Ty was just
the coolest kid I knew.
This, right here, is the main part
of it, right up here.
When we got bored we'd go down in there
and hunt for rabbits and stuff.
And then the secret part is way back
there that no one's allowed to see.
Bullying's not cool.
And I'll tell you,
in the second grade, I tried
to fit in with so many people
that I was probably
the biggest bully
in the whole school,
when I was in second grade.
But once I got into third...
In third, I started to realize
what a jerk I was being to kids
and what it could do.
And then in fourth
that it's gonna hurt someone,
so I decided
to be cool with everyone.
Even when people would bully him
I'd, like, I'd get
so angry, and I could...
I think I could have hurt those kids
so bad that done something to him.
Like they'll push him down and say,
"Shut up, spaz. You're a spaz,"
or throw him into a locker
or shove him into one.
And I'd just, like, go to take off
after them and he'd be like,
"Trey, it's not worth it.
Be better than them.
It's all right." And then
he'd walk off with a smile.
And I don't know
how he could do it.
He was way stronger than I was.
If it was up to me, if I was
the king of the United States,
I'd make it to where
there was no popularity,
everyone was equal,
because that's how it should be.
A rabbit. Me and Ty would
have been after that so quick.
I just got rain in my eye!
- I hate the rain.
- I love rain.
I like it, like...
You know what my philosophy is?
My philosophy about rain is?
You know how when people can't
hold it in anymore, they cry?
That's what...!
Yeah, and they like...
The world is taking so much in
that it can't hold anymore,
that's why it rains.
'Cause it's letting go.
Lightning bolt!
- Did you see it?
- No, rain got in my eye.
That is so awesome.
- I'm getting wet.
- Thunder is amazing.
Tyler, Summer,
Caitlin, Brooke...
If I didn't have them...
I wouldn't be here.
For sure, like 100 percent.
They are everything
that makes me get up
and walk in the doors
I couldn't do it without them.
I've got my, what, four-foot-ten
girlfriend to protect me?
She saw flowers.
- Give me my shoes!
- No! That's Kelby's.
She's more important than you.
Jump and I'll catch you.
Would you catch me?
You know, I just
keep thinking that maybe
I'm the one that is in this town
that can make a change.
I don't want them to win,
and I don't want to back down,
and maybe all it takes
is for one person to stand up.
You're not just
standing up for you.
You're standing up
for all the kids
that go through this
every single day.
These are my special
little cherubs, right here,
that are getting on these buses.
These are the ones
that you pray every night
that they get home safely.
- Get your ass off my book bag.
- OK.
- Here.
- Move! Move!
I'll beat your ass.
What?
Why are you punching me?
I'll use my cell phone, b*tch.
Little b*tch.
- Come on!
- No, no, no.
- B*tch!
- Why you stabbing me with it?
- Gonna knock your fish lips off!
- B*tch!
- Give it to him hard.
- B*tch!
I would've never guessed
in a million years it was that bad.
Do you understand that, at some point,
you've gotten used to this?
And I'm not.
I'm not used to it
because I didn't know.
And I'm not about
to get used to it.
Does it make you feel good
when they punch you?
Or kick you? Or stab you?
Do these things
make you feel good?
Well, no. Well, I don't know.
I'm starting to think
I don't feel anything anymore.
I don't understand, Alex.
Friends are supposed
to make you feel good.
That's the point of having them.
It's someone else on the planet
you can connect with.
Your only connection to these kids
is that they like to pound on you.
If you... If you say
these people aren't my friends,
then what friends do I have?
I'd like to see Kim
or Paula or someone?
- Are you guys together?
- Yes.
OK.
How can I help you guys?
My voice is shaking.
I'm very upset.
I'm gonna be honest. I'm upset enough I
don't want him to ride the bus anymore.
- What bus is he on?
- Fifty-four.
- OK.
- It's absolutely not acceptable.
I mean, they're
stabbing him with pencils,
and choking him, and...
Buses are notoriously bad places
for lots of kids.
I... You know, I wish I could say
I could make it stop on that,
but I'm not gonna lie to you.
I can't. Um, but what we can do
is we can get him on another bus.
So if I put him on another bus
I have, what, little to no guarantee
that he'll be safe on that bus, either?
When I was on the bus,
when I was a kid,
if you got out
of your seat, they pulled over,
everybody sat down and shut up.
How come they don't do anything now?
They just drive.
more responsibility than that.
She's...
It's gotta be heard, at least,
and they're up, running up
and down the hall of the bus.
Now, I've ridden 54.
I've been on that route.
I've been on a couple of them.
They are just as good as gold.
I feel real bad
that this happened.
You send your kids to school
with the assumption
that if they're out of your care,
they're in someone else's
who is just as capable as you
of keeping them safe,
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