wow, just wow. What do you think?

what i think....

hmmm

americans and their stupid guns

thats what i think

yeah someone told me about that this morning.. what exactly happened?

to many weak dangerous minds out there

well, some guy went into a unvirsity and shot up everyone, i think it may of bin in a dorm then 2 hours later he went into an enginnering wing at the other end of the campus and they didnt know about it yet andhe shot them up. after all the killing he wasnt he man eveough to deal with it so he shot himself..

thats roughly it i think

stupid double post

Post edited by: HardCoreCam, at: 2007/04/18 04:07

thats horrible... why would anyone do such a thing
tooo many people died that didnt need to..! its quite sad

konarider wrote:
to many weak dangerous minds out there

i agree 100%

From Canadian Press

The killer in the bloodiest-ever gun massacre in the United States has been revealed to a Virginia Tech campus in mourning as an erratic 23-year-old English major, an eerily quiet loner who unnerved classmates with his violent, twisted writing.

Cho Seung-Hui, a South Korean who moved to the United States with his family 14 years ago, left a rambling rant in his dorm room before a terrifying rampage that some students said they could see coming — but officials can’t yet explain.

Police related chilling details about the undergraduate Tuesday as thousands of weeping students and family members of victims gathered to grieve at a ceremony attended by President George W. Bush.

“You caused me to do this,” wrote Cho, railing against “rich kids,” “debauchery” and “deceitful charlatans” at the university of some 26,000 students in Blacksburg, a tight-knit southwestern Virginia town dominated by Virginia Tech.

Increasingly troubled in the days before he snapped and killed 32 people, including a Canadian professor, Cho committed suicide before SWAT teams could nab him.

Authorities say they’re poring over documents from his dorm room to develop a better picture of the man who was once referred to counselling by school officials and wrote nightmarish plays that included chainsaws and other weapons.

It was revealed this afternoon that Cho walked into a Roanoke, Va., gun shop five weeks ago, put down a credit card and walked out with a Glock 19 handgun and a box of ammunition. He paid $571.

The Glock was one of two guns found with Cho’s fingerprints.

Roanoke Firearms owner John Markell said his shop sold the Glock to Cho in March. The serial number had been scratched off, but federal agents traced it to the store using a receipt found in Cho’s backpack.

“It was a very unremarkable sale,” said Markell, who did not handle the sale personally. “He was a nice, clean-cut college kid. We won’t sell a gun if we have any idea at all that a purchase is suspicious.’’

Markell said it’s not unusual for college students to make purchases at his shop as long as they are old enough.

Cho held a green card, meaning he was a legal, permanent resident, according to federal officials. That meant he was eligible to buy a handgun unless he had been convicted of a felony.

Post edited by: konarider, at: 2007/04/18 04:16

creepy! that guy sounds insne a little.
i hope police figure everything out..
im interested.

thats intriguing because whatever it was he was going through that made him want to do something that terrible must of been very great. taking 32 lives is a big deal

Post edited by: RobFraser, at: 2007/04/18 17:06

the stress and pressure to be perfect possibly?
just a wild guess

So i looked at the news paper today while at Centenery (sp?)...

And I saw this guy on the front page, with two pistols in his hands, aiming somewhat at the camera. How the hell did they get that picture?

Anyway...its tragic whats happened, I mean all those families, for what.

Scarborough Centenary

sweetest hospital ever!


but yeh who knows how they got the shot..
but yeh i cant believe it..
and not just the fact that 32 people died..
but also like SOOO many more people effected..
family... friends...even people
who dont even know them..
things like this are hard to deal with.