 Mentally-Ill Mother Shoots Sleeping Five-Year-Old In The Head (VIDEO)The warning signs were everywhere.Forty-one-year-old Sara Atkinson had stopped taking her medication. According to family members, she was growing increasingly paranoid. She claimed there were bombs planted in her home and thought there cameras hidden inside her five-year-old son s shoes.At one point Atkinson had threatened to kill herself and take her son with her.Shortly before Kenny Kreuscher s mother put a .22 rifle to his head as he lay sleeping, the little boy told his father that his mommy had punched him.Ken Kreuscher Sr. recorded the conversation with his son, documenting marks left on the child by his mentally ill mother, hoping that someone would intervene.Over the course of the past year, Ken Kreuscher had filed numerous police reports and contacted child protective services multiple times. He d gone to court to try to get an order of protection. I ve been telling everyone in court this was a possibility that this would happen,  Kreuscher said during an interview with Denver s KDVR, on March 11.But while Kreuscher raised the alarm over and over, no-one intervened on his son s behalf.At the beginning of March, the Colorado mother left the state with Kenny, traveling to Roundup, Montana.On March 5, while still in Montana, she shot the little boy in his sleep. She then turned the gun on herself.The five-year-old died 12 hours later.Here s more on the story from KUSA.There s a fine line between violating the rights of person who has been diagnosed with mental illness and protecting the lives of innocent people.Under federal law, a person who has been deemed to be a threat to themselves or others is not supposed to be able to possess a gun. The problem with the law, however, is that there are very strict rules about when and how a person with serious mental illness is determined to be a  threat to themselves or others. In the case of Sara Atkinson, although the people closest to her, including her own son, were sounding the alarm about her mental health, the law offers little help.While it s unknown where Sara Atkinson got the gun that she used to kill herself and her child, there was likely no law preventing her from purchasing or owning a gun, in spite of the warning signs in her behavior.Restrictions on gun ownership are limited to people who have been involuntarily committed to a mental institution, people who have been found not guilty by reason of insanity in a court of law and people who have been found incompetent to stand trial.At one time, local law enforcement officials were far more likely to err on the side of caution, requesting gun permits and licenses be revoked in cases where a person s behavior suggested a potential threat.For example, until 2010, local law enforcement officials in Tennessee could ask the state to revoke a gun permit in cases where a person  poses a material likelihood of risk to the public. But second amendment nuts challenged the state s law, calling it a violation of gun owner s rights.Thanks to the NRA, all across the country, it has become increasingly difficult to limit anyone s access to a gun.Today, even when all of the warning signs are there, it s nearly impossible to revoke a person s  right  to own a gun.Image credit: video screen capture via KUSANews
mother shoots sleeping in the head video the warning signs sara atkinson stopped taking medication according family members growing increasingly paranoid she claimed bombs planted home thought cameras hidden inside son one point atkinson threatened kill take son kenny kreuscher mother put rifle head lay sleeping little boy told father tommy punched kreuscher recorded conversation son documenting marks left child mentally ill mother hoping someone would course past year ken kreuscher filed numerous police reports contacted child protective services multiple times he gone court try get order protection i telling everyone court possibility would happen kreuscher said interview denver dvr march kreuscher raised alarm intervened son beginning march colorado mother left state kenny traveling roundup march still montana shot little boy sleep she turned gun died hours story fine line violating rights person diagnosed mental illness protecting lives innocent federal law person deemed threat others supposed able possess gun the problem law however strict rules person serious mental illness determined threat others in case sara atkinson although people closest including son sounding alarm mental health law offers little unknown sara atkinson got gun used kill child likely law preventing purchasing owning gun spite warning signs gun ownership limited people voluntarily committed mental institution people found guilty reason insanity court law people found incompetent stand one time local law enforcement officials far likely err side caution requesting gun permits licenses revoked cases person behavior suggested potential example local law enforcement officials tennessee could ask state revoke gun permit cases person poses material likelihood risk public but second amendment nuts challenged state law calling violation gun owner nra across country become increasingly difficult limit anyone access even warning signs nearly impossible revoke person right credit video screen capture via usnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT:  Mentally-Ill Mother Shoots Sleeping Five-Year-Old In The Head (VIDEO)The warning signs were everywhere.Forty-one-year-old Sara Atkinson had stopped taking her medication. According to family members, she was growing increasingly paranoid. She claimed there were bombs planted in her home and thought there cameras hidden inside her five-year-old son s shoes.At one point Atkinson had threatened to kill herself and take her son with her.Shortly before Kenny Kreuscher s mother put a .22 rifle to his head as he lay sleeping, the little boy told his father that his mommy had punched him.Ken Kreuscher Sr. recorded the conversation with his son, documenting marks left on the child by his mentally ill mother, hoping that someone would intervene.Over the course of the past year, Ken Kreuscher had filed numerous police reports and contacted child protective services multiple times. He d gone to court to try to get an order of protection. I ve been telling everyone in court this was a possibility that this would happen,  Kreuscher said during an interview with Denver s KDVR, on March 11.But while Kreuscher raised the alarm over and over, no-one intervened on his son s behalf.At the beginning of March, the Colorado mother left the state with Kenny, traveling to Roundup, Montana.On March 5, while still in Montana, she shot the little boy in his sleep. She then turned the gun on herself.The five-year-old died 12 hours later.Here s more on the story from KUSA.There s a fine line between violating the rights of person who has been diagnosed with mental illness and protecting the lives of innocent people.Under federal law, a person who has been deemed to be a threat to themselves or others is not supposed to be able to possess a gun. The problem with the law, however, is that there are very strict rules about when and how a person with serious mental illness is determined to be a  threat to themselves or others. In the case of Sara Atkinson, although the people closest to her, including her own son, were sounding the alarm about her mental health, the law offers little help.While it s unknown where Sara Atkinson got the gun that she used to kill herself and her child, there was likely no law preventing her from purchasing or owning a gun, in spite of the warning signs in her behavior.Restrictions on gun ownership are limited to people who have been involuntarily committed to a mental institution, people who have been found not guilty by reason of insanity in a court of law and people who have been found incompetent to stand trial.At one time, local law enforcement officials were far more likely to err on the side of caution, requesting gun permits and licenses be revoked in cases where a person s behavior suggested a potential threat.For example, until 2010, local law enforcement officials in Tennessee could ask the state to revoke a gun permit in cases where a person  poses a material likelihood of risk to the public. But second amendment nuts challenged the state s law, calling it a violation of gun owner s rights.Thanks to the NRA, all across the country, it has become increasingly difficult to limit anyone s access to a gun.Today, even when all of the warning signs are there, it s nearly impossible to revoke a person s  right  to own a gun.Image credit: video screen capture via KUSANews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: mother shoots sleeping in the head video the warning signs sara atkinson stopped taking medication according family members growing increasingly paranoid she claimed bombs planted home thought cameras hidden inside son one point atkinson threatened kill take son kenny kreuscher mother put rifle head lay sleeping little boy told father tommy punched kreuscher recorded conversation son documenting marks left child mentally ill mother hoping someone would course past year ken kreuscher filed numerous police reports contacted child protective services multiple times he gone court try get order protection i telling everyone court possibility would happen kreuscher said interview denver dvr march kreuscher raised alarm intervened son beginning march colorado mother left state kenny traveling roundup march still montana shot little boy sleep she turned gun died hours story fine line violating rights person diagnosed mental illness protecting lives innocent federal law person deemed threat others supposed able possess gun the problem law however strict rules person serious mental illness determined threat others in case sara atkinson although people closest including son sounding alarm mental health law offers little unknown sara atkinson got gun used kill child likely law preventing purchasing owning gun spite warning signs gun ownership limited people voluntarily committed mental institution people found guilty reason insanity court law people found incompetent stand one time local law enforcement officials far likely err side caution requesting gun permits licenses revoked cases person behavior suggested potential example local law enforcement officials tennessee could ask state revoke gun permit cases person poses material likelihood risk public but second amendment nuts challenged state law calling violation gun owner nra across country become increasingly difficult limit anyone access even warning signs nearly impossible revoke person right credit video screen capture via usnews