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In an unbelievable turn of events, chewing gum became their unlikely savior. Watch this video to find out how chewing gum helped these students survive the mass shooting.

And no one had tape, and so some of us, we just got out our gum and started chewing so we could stick some paper to the windows,” LaFray said. More from World News Russia and Ukraine conduct largest ...

With no tape available to cover the windows and hide from the gunman, students quickly started chewing gum to make the paper stick. “I hear pop pop pop,” LaFray recalled, as quoted by the New York ...

Some used chewing gum to cover classroom windows with paper, while others pretended to be dead. The day after an active shooter on campus, Florida State students place electronic candles on a ...

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Florida State University students resorted to chewing gum to seal classroom windows with paper during a mass shooting Thursday, according to NDTV. The creative tactic helped conceal them from a gunman ...

Jeffrey LaFray told Good Morning America gunshots erupted as he and other quick-thinking students frantically started chewing gum after the professor realized they had no tape available to secure ...