[dougefresh1234]

I have a feeling the coroner's office isn't going to be very happy about this post...BUT, they are taxpayer funded!

[horatio]

that was groovy

[Clovis]

Great post thank you for sharing!

[gõrę]

What a champ

[K9Grip]

Originally Posted by ali_ihsan21 ↗

I had interested a lot about this case when it had happened watched documentaries and found a report about his psychological condition. As far as I remember this guy had more than one psychological illness signs according to his counselor. I still cant believe how he owned a gun, his barber had said that he just talked just a few words in the last 1-2 years just what his roomates claimed about him.

He was on depression drugs, highly anti-social ( well anyone can be anti-social but people at least talk to their relatives ) and he can attain semi-automatic weapons

And just like in Columbine police involved very late. US cops are very successful to beat homeless guy, blacks ( when they're 1 to 5 ) and protestors.

Actually, the cops weren't very late. As soon as they arrived on the scene they entered the building, unlike Columbine where they decided to set up a perimeter first.

This kid was able to have his 'mental health youth record' unknown because of privacy laws. Up until he reached VaTech he hadn't put anyone's life in danger.

Once arriving at VaTech - him following and freaking out the one young lady and then being held for wanting to commit suicide were kept private because of privacy laws, as well. Plus, no one ever checked up on him to make sure he received mental health services after his pick-up and hold for wanting to commit suicide.

I don't believe he was on any kind of pharmaceutical drugs or street drugs. He may have been on anti-depressants prior to going to VaTech, but from what I gather, not while attending the university.

[RickEss]

Thank you for posting.

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