Tillicum
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That's what they said in the pc last night.
Yes and IIRC at that time, FBI hadn't shared information from the interview with LE before the PC.
That's what they said in the pc last night.
@ melmoth, i agree but by the time he was identified as the shooter, he'd be through security.
glasses, a tan, a shaved head...how would anyone have recognized him from that first awful photo released? he'd watch the chaos from the airport bar and introduce himself "hey i'm dave, wth is going on at mandalay?"
For the past two years, I’ve covered killings like these as a reporter for the Trace, a nonprofit journalism outlet dedicated solely to covering guns in America. I’ve become accustomed to the standard public discussion that follows mass shootings: What could have possibly motivated such senseless acts of violence?
But my experience suggests that the outsize attention paid to the shooter’s particular beliefs obscures the real connections between mass shooters. What binds them together and elevates their likelihood of killing in this particular fashion is a history of antisocial, sometimes violent conduct, not any particular belief set.
Before shooters actually kill, they usually assault, abuse or threaten people close to them, such as spouses or co-workers. They are often profoundly alienated from society. James T. Hodgkinson, who opened fire on a Virginia baseball field last summer, for instance, threatened his daughter with a knife, punched his neighbor in the face and struck his neighbor’s boyfriend with a shotgun before firing a round at the man as he fled. In the months running up to the shooting, he lived out of a van nearly a thousand miles from his Illinois home.
Likewise, Omar Mateen, who committed the Orlando shooting, routinely beat his first wife, threatened co-workers and could barely hold down a job. Even those shooters without violent histories, such as Dylann Roof, Elliot Rodger or Seung-Hui Cho, were known by friends, family or teachers to make disturbing threats and had withdrawn from normal social life.
But if we want to stop mass shootings before they happen, it isn’t extreme beliefs or motives we should be focusing on — it’s the antisocial, violent and threatening behavior, ideological or not, of those around us.
BOOKED HOTEL OVERLOOKING LOLLAPALOOZA
2 Months Before Massacre
http://www.tmz.com/2017/10/05/steph...el-lollapalooza-music-festival-chicago-vegas/
I'm open to hearing evidence of an accomplice, but I wonder what LE thinks he needed help doing? Just seems to me that he was waiting for the perfect storm. MD may have helped him, unwittingly........but how? Or who? JMO
I'm open to hearing evidence of an accomplice, but I wonder what LE thinks he needed help doing? Just seems to me that he was waiting for the perfect storm. MD may have helped him, unwittingly........but how? Or who? JMO
Wonder if she had any guns registered in HER name?
(This was published before the shooting in Las Vegas)
What do most mass shooters have in common? Hint: It isn’t politics, video games or religion.
[video=twitter;915787129564696576]https://twitter.com/AdamHerbets/status/915787129564696576[/video]
I wonder if they mean they think someone helped him buy the bumper or the guns, or book the hotel, whatever, but not helped with his plan or with the killing. So, yes, helped him unwittingly. Or perhaps was somehow forced or tricked into helping him.
sounds absolutely correct.
warning signs: anti-social personality disorder with bursts of uncontrollable rage and domestic violence. Too bad we cannot take domestic violence more seriously to prevent these massacres in the future.
yep
mental illness -- which is our responsibility as as a society
Suicide is typically related to mental illness
mo kinda how it works!!
I wonder if they mean they think someone helped him buy the bumper or the guns, or book the hotel, whatever, but not helped with his plan or with the killing. So, yes, helped him unwittingly. Or perhaps was somehow forced or tricked into helping him.
(link snipped by me, because it's probably not allowed here, not being MSM)
IMO, those flashes are the reflection of car lights driving by on the street... you can even see a red tail light at one point.