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- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
My God!
꣬DenverѧǹɱʱDenverڵĹ˾ѧĸĸʱ龰ΣЩҳһ㡣ӵ ǰҪǹҼֽ֧ǹ - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
Just read the news about VT shooting. It's very sad. I have been to the campus a few times, and had a fond memory of it. The campus is located in a small peaceful rural town in southwest Virginia, which should be quite safe. The school has decent engineering programs, in addition to pretty good sport teams. But, it only takes a crazy guy with his finger on the trigger to make this happen. sad......
It's truly a heartbreaking day for the Hokies... - posted on 04/17/2007
wukong wrote:
But, it only takes a crazy guy with his finger on the trigger to make this happen. sad......
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- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
new record: 32 dead.
all this maddening killing!
What's wrong with this country?! - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
just heard the news that the shooter was an Asian man. If true, I hope with all my heart he was not from China. I will feel very very bad if this turns out to be the case.
If there is anything wrong with this country related to this shooting, it is the 2nd Amendment of the Constitution - Right to Bear Arms. The original reason for this amendment has been long gone. - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
Hopefully, this is NOT another Lu Gang case.
guanzhong wrote:
just heard the news that the shooter was an Asian man. If is the case, I hope with all my heart he was not from China. I will feel very very bad it this turns out to be true. - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
ABC just reported the gunman was a 24-year-old student from Shanghai, who came to the US last year. Sh*t! - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
ai........shame!
guanzhong wrote:
ABC just reported the gunman was a 24-year-old student from Shanghai, who came to the US last year. Sh*t! - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
Only one TV station mentioned "Chinese national", "from Shanghai" only means the flight of his entry was from Shanghai.
July wrote:
ai........shame!
guanzhong wrote:
ABC just reported the gunman was a 24-year-old student from Shanghai, who came to the US last year. Sh*t! - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
Let's pray for not. it will be a very serious issue, you can feel the air.
rzp wrote:
Only one TV station mentioned "Chinese national", "from Shanghai" only means the flight of his entry was from Shanghai.
July wrote:
ai........shame!
guanzhong wrote:
ABC just reported the gunman was a 24-year-old student from Shanghai, who came to the US last year. Sh*t! - posted on 04/17/2007
I want to cry, cry for Chinese Students!
xw wrote:
Let's pray for not. it will be a very serious issue, you can feel the air.
rzp wrote:
Only one TV station mentioned "Chinese national", "from Shanghai" only means the flight of his entry was from Shanghai.
July wrote:
ai........shame!
guanzhong wrote:
ABC just reported the gunman was a 24-year-old student from Shanghai, who came to the US last year. Sh*t! - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
They say it is for "domestic" reason, i.e., a woman is involved, girl friend/wife. Most likely, another one of those miserable low EQ losers! - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
guanzhong wrote:
They say it is for "domestic" reason, i.e., a woman is involved, girl friend/wife. Most likely, another one of those miserable low EQ guys!
ǹǹΪ˵غǹõ - posted on 04/17/2007
Hope against hope, l still hope the perp is not of chinese descent. Otherwise, the impact on the chinese community could be enormous.
But again, a crazy man could come from anywhere , and could be of any ethnic origin.
Let's mourn for all the innocent lives lost and wounded. Let's condemn the heinous crime commited againt humanity.
July wrote:
I want to cry, cry for Chinese Students!
xw wrote:
Let's pray for not. it will be a very serious issue, you can feel the air.
rzp wrote:
Only one TV station mentioned "Chinese national", "from Shanghai" only means the flight of his entry was from Shanghai.
July wrote:
ai........shame!
guanzhong wrote:
ABC just reported the gunman was a 24-year-old student from Shanghai, who came to the US last year. Sh*t! - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
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- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
July wrote:
Hopefully, this is NOT another Lu Gang case.
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ѧֻӢͼôߡ - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
wrote:
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qinggang wrote:
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Why ? ѧ˷ࡣһѧһǽѧ Ӣ˹̹ͬ־һ࣬ۻû˼
۵İ˼̹ѧҲDzˡ:) - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
wrote:
Why ? ѧ˷ࡣһѧһǽѧ Ӣ˹̹ͬ־һ࣬ۻû˼
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- posted on 04/17/2007
qinggang wrote:
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- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
Latest from CNN:
The gunman suspect was Cho Seung-Hui, 23, of korean descent. - posted on 04/17/2007
Virginia Tech president: Shooter 'one of our students'
BLACKSBURG, Virginia (CNN) -- Police identified the gunman who killed 32 people on the Virginia Tech campus before turning the gun on himself as student Cho Seung-Hui, university police Chief Wendell Flinchum said Tuesday.
The 23-year-old South Korean and resident alien lived at the university's Harper Hall, Flinchum said. He was an English major, the chief said.
Flinchum said ballistics tests showed that one of the two guns recovered at Norris Hall, where 30 people and the gunman died, was used in the Norris shooting and an earlier shooting at a dormitory that left two dead.
The university and police are still in the process of releasing the names of the 32 people killed in Monday's shootings. (Watch how some are asking why warnings weren't issued sooner )
A doctor at a Blacksburg hospital described the injuries he saw Monday as "amazing" and the shooter as "brutal."
"There wasn't a shooting victim that didn't have less than three bullet wounds in them," said Dr. Joseph Cacioppo of Montgomery Regional Hospital.
Even among the less serious injuries, Cacioppo said, "we saw one patient that had a bullet wound to the wrist, one to the elbow and one to the thigh. We had another one with a bullet wound to the abdomen, one to the chest and one to the head."
A law enforcement source close to the investigation said a .22-caliber handgun and a 9 mm handgun were recovered at the scene. (Watch how quickly these guns can be fired, reloaded )
Details surface
The day's first shooting, at the West Ambler Johnston dormitory, which houses 895 students, occurred about 7:15 a.m.
At the time of the later shootings at Norris Hall, police were investigating a "person of interest" in the dormitory shootings, Flinchum said Monday.
During the Tuesday news conference, Flinchum said the person of interest was an acquaintance of a woman killed at the dorm.
Col. Steven Flaherty of the Virginia State Police said authorities were still investigating whether Cho had any accomplices in planning or executing Monday's rampage.
Steger told reporters Monday that police found the front doors of Norris Hall chained shut and that by the time they got to the second floor, the gunfire stopped.
Authorities say they believed the dorm shooting was an "isolated incident" and were still investigating it when the slaughter occurred at the other campus building, Norris Hall. (Officials thought shooter had fled)
The gunman killed 31 people, including himself, and wounded 15 in Norris Hall classrooms.
Steger: Police thought dorm shooting was isolated
Steger on Tuesday defended the university response to the dorm shooting, saying police believed it to be "a domestic fight, perhaps a murder-suicide" that was contained to one dorm room. (Watch the police chief explain where bodies were found )
Police cordoned off the dorm and all residents were told about the shooting as police looked for witnesses, Steger said.
"I don't think anyone could have predicted that another event was going to take place two hours later," Steger said, adding that it would've been difficult to warn every student because most were off campus at the time. (Watch a student's recording of police responding to loud bangs )
The gunman was dressed "almost like a Boy Scout" and wore a black ammunition vest, said a student who survived by pretending to lie dead on a classroom floor.
"He just stepped within five feet of the door and just started firing," said Erin Sheehan. "He seemed very thorough about it, getting almost everyone down, I pretended to be dead." (Watch student describe surviving by playing dead )
The shooter, who remained quiet throughout the rampage, came back 30 seconds after the first round of gunfire and Sheehan and her classmates tried to barricade the door with their bodies, she said.
After the shooter couldn't get in, he began firing through the door, Sheehan said. Of the 25 students in her German class, Sheehan was one of four able to walk out on her own when police arrived. (Watch students react to shooting )
Victims' identities being released
Courtney Dalton, an 18-year-old student who worked at West End Dining Hall, said a friend named Ryan Clark was one of the two dormitory victims.
Clark, a resident assistant at West Ambler Johnston Hall, had once worked at the cafeteria serving pizza. Sobbing, she described Clark "a happy person."
As of early Tuesday, the identities of four other victims had been released:
G.V. Loganathan, a professor of civil and environmental engineering
Liviu Librescu, a professor of engineering science and mechanics
Ross Alameddine, a student from Saugus, Massachusetts
Matthew La Porte, student, Dumont, New Jersey
The university has scheduled a convocation for 2 p.m. ET Tuesday. President Bush is scheduled to attend.
Classes have been canceled for the rest of the week, and Norris Hall will be closed for the remainder of the semester, Steger said.
There have been two bomb threats at the university this month, the latest of which came Friday. Flinchum said Tuesday they were unrelated to the shootings. (Watch gunfire on the campus )
Last August, the first day of class was cut short at Virginia Tech by a manhunt for an escaped prisoner accused of killing a Blacksburg hospital security guard and a sheriff's deputy.
Before Monday, the deadliest mass shooting in the United States occurred in 1991, when George Hennard drove a pickup truck into a Killeen, Texas, cafeteria and fatally shot 23 people, before shooting and killing himself.
- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
US university killer was S Korean
NNC news. --- oh my goodness. Slightly a relief, though I have to apologise for all the prejudice towards out overseas tudent trashes.
Who said he was from Shanghai?? I am going to shoot down this guy who sent out rumors. :)
Nobody wants to convince me South Korean was Chinese, does he? :) - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
Yes. killer is S korean.
Thanks god.
wrote:
US university killer was S Korean
NNC news. --- oh my goodness. Slightly a relief, though I have to apologise for all the prejudice towards out overseas tudent trashes.
Who said he was from Shanghai?? I am going to shoot down this guy who sent out rumors. :)
Nobody wants to convince me South Korean was Chinese, does he? :) - posted on 04/17/2007
1. йѧһ㲻סDorm, , cooking
2. кѧһϾѵ, ½ĺѾֹͣ˰?
BLACKSBURG, Virginia (Reuters) - The gunman who killed 32 people and then himself at Virginia Tech university on Monday was identified by police on Tuesday as Cho Seung-Hui, a South Korean studying at the university.
Police said he was 23 and that one of two guns recovered was used in both of the two separate shooting incidents at the campus on Monday.
"The evidence has not led us to say with all certainty that the same shooter was involved in both shootings," Steven Flaherty, superintendent of the Virginia State Police, told a news conference.
"It's certainly reasonable for us to assume that Cho was the shooter in both places."
- posted on 04/17/2007
I wish you enough sun to keep your attitude bright no matter how gray the day may appear.
I wish you enough rain to appreciate the sun even more.
I wish you enough happiness to keep your spirit alive and everlasting.
I wish you enough pain so that even the smallest of joys in life may appear bigger.
I wish you enough gain to satisfy your wanting.
I wish you enough loss to appreciate all that you possess.
I wish you enough hellos to get you through the final good-bye.
They say it takes a minute to find a special person, an hour to appreciate them, a day to love them but then an entire life to forget them.
TAKE TIME TO LOVE.....
To all my friends and loved ones I WISH YOU ENOUGH........
- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
Hua wrote:ҾʵйˣҲġ
Yes. killer is S korean.
Thanks god.
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Ȼˣйˣá
˳úйһһ˵йˣɼйںûӡ - posted on 04/17/2007
1. йѧһ㲻סDorm, , cooking
2. кѧһϾѵ, ½ĺѾֹͣ˰?
BLACKSBURG, Virginia (Reuters) - The gunman who killed 32 people and then himself at Virginia Tech university on Monday was identified by police on Tuesday as Cho Seung-Hui, a South Korean studying at the university.
Police said he was 23 and that one of two guns recovered was used in both of the two separate shooting incidents at the campus on Monday.
"The evidence has not led us to say with all certainty that the same shooter was involved in both shootings," Steven Flaherty, superintendent of the Virginia State Police, told a news conference.
"It's certainly reasonable for us to assume that Cho was the shooter in both places."
- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
º wrote:
2. кѧһϾѵ, ½ĺѾֹͣ˰?
ȷػûֹͣԽԽ档 - posted on 04/17/2007
лл rzp!
rzp wrote:
I wish you enough sun to keep your attitude bright no matter how gray the day may appear.
I wish you enough rain to appreciate the sun even more.
I wish you enough happiness to keep your spirit alive and everlasting.
I wish you enough pain so that even the smallest of joys in life may appear bigger.
I wish you enough gain to satisfy your wanting.
I wish you enough loss to appreciate all that you possess.
I wish you enough hellos to get you through the final good-bye.
They say it takes a minute to find a special person, an hour to appreciate them, a day to love them but then an entire life to forget them.
TAKE TIME TO LOVE.....
To all my friends and loved ones I WISH YOU ENOUGH........
- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
qinggang wrote:
ҾʵйˣҲġ
sigh, possibly not at all. If this is "", nothing would be abnormal.
You certainly can kill yourself and you ex-girl firend depending on your own problem, but you probably don't have justification to kill another 31 people. That's very unusual. - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
qinggang was trying to speak like a statistician, however the aftermath impact on everyday life of oversea Chinese will be dramatized should the gunman turn out to be one of us. Just watch out for the Korean people's reaction, and certainly American's attitude toward them after Apr 16.
qinggang wrote:
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- posted on 04/17/2007
The killer was abnomal.
However, If the killers a Chinese, it could become a more complicated issue.
An individual shooting rampage could cause a political storm in USA.
More people could die. (I may write more for discussion when I get a chance).
However, lets mourn and pray for the victims.
Its a heart broken tragedy, and people are crying.
As parents, we must think whats wrong with the world and kids.
Hope the world have a peace and people have a peaceful life.
Best wishes to your baby girl.
......
Thanks rzp
..
TAKE TIME TO LOVE.....
To all my friends and loved ones I WISH YOU ENOUGH........
qinggang wrote:......
ҾʵйˣҲġ - posted on 04/17/2007
wrote:
qinggang wrote:sigh, possibly not at all. If this is "", nothing would be abnormal.
ҾʵйˣҲġ
You certainly can kill yourself and you ex-girl firend depending on your own problem, but you probably don't have justification to kill another 31 people. That's very unusual.
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DzʷôͿ
粢˶ǫ˵ɱ˺
ȻҲͬ°Σû취ġҪɱˣ˱ɱɡ - posted on 04/17/2007
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qinggang wrote:
wrote:۵Ͽʷ
qinggang wrote:sigh, possibly not at all. If this is "", nothing would be abnormal.
ҾʵйˣҲġ
You certainly can kill yourself and you ex-girl firend depending on your own problem, but you probably don't have justification to kill another 31 people. That's very unusual.
ǧˣǶƽսûͣ˵սġ
ϣգë֮ս㵺飬ø࣬û˭˵
DzʷôͿ
粢˶ǫ˵ɱ˺
ȻҲͬ°Σû취ġҪɱˣ˱ɱɡ - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/17/2007
Hua wrote:Ҳֻϣˡ
Hope the world have a peace and people have a peaceful life.
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˭ˣĸĶʹ° - posted on 04/17/2007
He came to US at the age of 8, so he didn't receive the para-military training in Korea. It may reveal more evidence that he is the victim of the loose US gun control in the context of cultural clash.
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Cho, a 23-year-old South Korean and resident alien, lived at the university's Harper Hall, Flinchum said. He was an English major, the chief said.
Cho was a loner and authorities are having a hard time finding information about him, said Harry Hincker, associate vice president for university relations.
A department of Homeland Security official said Cho came to the United States in 1992, through Detroit, Michigan. He had lawful permanent residence, via his parents, and renewed his green card in October 2003, the official said.
His residence was listed as Centreville, Virginia, a suburb of Washington, D.C.
- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/18/2007
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- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/18/2007
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qinggang wrote:
Hua wrote:Ҳֻϣˡ
Hope the world have a peace and people have a peaceful life.
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ֻǸе¶òʲѷˡ
һ춼ܵôˣ˱
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˭ˣĸĶʹ° - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/18/2007
July wrote:Լ˵ĻģϵΪ˵˵ѵֻкͱ˿һǶԵģȵҲͬ죿
ԣ㲻Ҫں˵˵ˣ
졣⣬Ӧûôء
ȻҰѻչˣЩ⣬ָͺô - posted on 04/18/2007
Shame on u!
Please read following:
Let's mourn for all the innocent lives lost and wounded. Let's condemn the heinous crime commited againt humanity.
qinggang wrote:
July wrote:Լ˵ĻģϵΪ˵˵ѵֻкͱ˿һǶԵģȵҲͬ죿
ԣ㲻Ҫں˵˵ˣ
졣⣬Ӧûôء
ȻҰѻչˣЩ⣬ָͺô - posted on 04/18/2007
ԣһĻ磬ÿҪģʱýɱ߶ʹshooterԵĴʻ㣬ַ˻ˡ
۶˻߶£ⶼ˵ʱⲻǹ۵IJͬйľ͵µߵ⡣֪жΪƽѹϽֿ顣
911˵ףԼձɽ˶ԱйɽѹףеܱйͳĻҲС缺硱ľ
ԣ֧㺢ӴЩѧΪȻǫѧҲЩףľûȫ - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/18/2007
July wrote:û뵽ôء
Shame on u!
ʱ˺˷ܣʱҲ˺ܲ˷ܡ
ղŻȥضhuaʺҵСܸл - Re: 支持七月posted on 04/18/2007
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Let's mourn for all the innocent lives lost and wounded. Let's condemn the heinous crime commited againt humanity.
- posted on 04/18/2007
feiming wrote:
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۶˻߶£ⶼ˵ʱⲻǹ۵IJͬйľ͵µߵ⡣֪жΪƽѹϽֿ顣
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ԣ֧㺢ӴЩѧΪȻǫѧҲЩףľûȫ
þòfeimingˡʸá
ҵøһ£DZ﷽ʽ⣬û˵
ľﶼԣҲһġ˵ûҽܣҺϲִ
ѧ¶һֱڿǣһ¶ԪĻûġ˿ȵһ룬סзףһжá - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/18/2007
ڱһϵöࡣˣͲʺϳԱ²ˣҪԼ˼·ˣ˵˵ȥ֪Լ˵ʲôJulyıȫġ:) иô̬ȶرãˡ
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- posted on 04/18/2007
ZT
⽻̲ͨΕFڵ֪ѧǹǺ˺ٿرԲ飬йضԲߡ
»ƣݺͨѶ統챨ѧǹΪԳлԣ룩ꣲ꣬ǸѧӢϵ꼶ѧԳлԴСѧʱ游ĸӵþȨĺˡ
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- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/18/2007
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- posted on 04/18/2007
Va. Tech Shooter was described as "Loner"
By Debbi Wilgoren and Howard Schneider
Washington Post Staff Writers
Tuesday, April 17, 2007; 2:00 PM
A 23-year-old English major from Centreville was the gunman who killed 32 people and then himself on the Virginia Tech campus yesterday -- the deadliest shooting rampage in modern U.S. history, university and law enforcement officials said.
Cho Seung Hui was a South Korean native who immigrated to this country as a child, officials said. His lifeless body was found in Norris Hall, a classroom building, among those of several other slain students, Virginia state police superintendent Col. Steve Flaherty said. Cho, a senior, had apparently taken his own life. Cho graduated in 2003 from Westfield High School in Fairfax County.
Victims were also found in three other classrooms and a stairwell in Norris Hall, said Flaherty, who called the building "a horrific crime scene."
An affidavit for a search warrant filed this morning in Montgomery County, Va., circuit court said police found a "bomb threat note . . . directed at engineering school department buildings" near the bodies of the shooter and some victims. Investigators believe "the note is connected with the shooting incident," the agent wrote, without elaborating. The affidavit said that investigators were searching Cho's room in Harper Hall.
Law enforcement sources said that Cho died with the words "Ismail Ax" in red ink on one of his arms. It is not clear what that is a reference to. Sources also said authorities have found what has been described as a rambling note in Cho's dorm room. The Chicago Tribune reported that the note railed against "rich kids," "debauchery" and "deceitful charms."
Cho was an English major whose creative writing was so disturbing that he was referred to the school's counseling service, the Associated Press reported.
Inside Harper Hall this morning, students said they believed Cho lived in a suite on the second floor. The suite had a common room linking three bedrooms, each of which was shared by two students.
A reporter who briefly glimpsed the common room found it strewn with newspapers and soda cans, with one resident walking around. The common room appeared plain with beige walls. One of the doors facing the common room, which students believed led to Cho's room, was locked. Walkie-talkie conversation could be heard from behind the door. A hall monitor kicked out the reporter, saying that no media were allowed.
Investigators worked through the night gathering and removing evidence from Norris Hall, including a 9mm handgun and a .22 caliber handgun, officials said. A total of 31 people, including Cho, were fatally shot in the building.
Virginia Tech police chief Wendell Flinchum said ballistics tests showed that one of the weapons was also used in the shooting deaths of two people more than two hours earlier at West Ambler Johnston Hall, a dormitory building.
"It is reasonable for us to assume that Cho was the shooter in both, but we don't have the evidence to take us there," Flaherty said.
Law enforcement officials said they are still talking to an acquaintance of the female student killed in the residence hall. That person was detained off-campus after the first shooting and has been labeled a person of interest.
Cho, described by fellow students a loner, cleared a federal criminal background check at the time his green card was renewed in 2003, as did his family, a U.S. immigration official said.
"His check came back clean," the official said. "The whole family didn't have a problem."
The family of four entered the U.S. with a sponsor, typically an American relative of one of the parents, an immigration official said.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement was reviewing Cho's background investigation and green card renewal application form and expected to release redacted versions later Tuesday.
At Virginia Tech, he lived in Harper Hall, which according to a campus map is one building away from West Ambler Johnston. "The only thing we know about him is that he was a loner," Larry Hincker, associate vice president of university relations said.
Fellow residents of Harper Hall were rattled this morning. Timothy Johnson, a freshman from Annandale, Va., said he recognized Cho and occasionally greeted him in the hallway. "We were all just shocked," Johnson said.
Tom Duscheid, a management student from Pittsburgh, Pa., said he did not know the shooter. "I feel very fortunate," he said. "What if he went into here [with a gun]?"

- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/18/2007
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Ըֻʹʵ壬Ǵ - Re: 美国校园枪击32死 21伤posted on 04/18/2007
Interestingly, Virginia senator Webb, a Democrat, is opposed to gun control. Recently a top aide of his was charged with trying to carry loaded pistol into Senate building.
http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Jim_Webb - posted on 04/18/2007
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- posted on 04/18/2007
Poor kid... his eyes look just innocent to me.
Who said he is free of cross-cultural or sub-cultural influence simply because he's raised up in US? Remember he came over at 8, and if his parents are first generation just like us, he is for sure immersed in their own culture more than anything else in street. The tragedy is that from whom he has acquired such a professional-grade shooting skills?
This is almost a parallel question posed by millions of Americans before: "where the hell did they get the pilot training from?"
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- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/18/2007
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- posted on 04/18/2007
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- posted on 04/18/2007
Rumors everywhere, the upper one is the worst.
Here are some new BBC contents:
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- posted on 04/19/2007
BLACKSBURG, Va. - Between his first and second bursts of gunfire, the Virginia Tech gunman mailed a package to NBC headquarters in New York containing photos of him brandishing guns and video of him delivering an angry, profanity-laced tirade about rich kids and hedonism.
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"You had a hundred billion chances and ways to have avoided today," 23-year-old Cho Seung-Hui says in a harsh monotone, in an excerpt shown on "NBC Nightly News." "But you decided to spill my blood. You forced me into a corner and gave me only one option. The decision was yours. Now you have blood on your hands that will never wash off."
NBC said the package contained an 1,800-word diatribe and 29 photos, 11 of them showing him aiming handguns at the camera. Much of the rant is incoherent and filled with obscenities. He rails against Christianity and the rich.
"Your Mercedes wasn't enough, you brats," he says, apparently reading from a manifesto. "Your golden necklaces weren't enough you snobs. Your trust funds wasn't enough. Your vodka and cognac wasn't enough. All your debaucheries weren't enough. Those weren't enough to fulfill your hedonistic needs. You had everything.
The package, which arrived at NBC two days after Cho killed 32 people and committed suicide in the deadliest one-man shooting rampage in modern U.S. history, bore a Postal Service stamp showing that it had been mailed at a Virginia post office at 9:01 a.m. Monday, about an hour and 45 minutes after Cho first opened fire.
That would explain one of the biggest mysteries about the massacre: Where the gunman was and what he did during that two-hour window between the first burst of gunfire at a high-rise dorm, and the second attack, at a classroom building.
Some of the pictures show him smiling. Some depict him brandishing two weapons at a time, one in each hand. He wears a khaki-colored military-style vest, fingerless gloves, a black T-shirt, a backpack and a backwards, black baseball cap. Another photo shows him swinging a hammer two-fisted. Another shows an angry-looking Cho holds a gun to his temple.
The package was sent by overnight delivery but did not arrive at NBC until Wednesday morning. It had apparently been delayed because it had the wrong ZIP code, NBC said.
An alert postal employee brought the package to NBC's attention after noticing the Blacksburg return address and a name similar to the words reportedly found scrawled in red ink on Cho's arm after the bloodbath, "Ismail Ax," NBC said.
"I didn't have to do it. I could have left. I could have fled," he says. "But now I am no longer running. If not for me, for my children and my brothers and sisters that you (expletive). I did it for them."
He also makes references to the Columbine High massacre and the teenage killers, according to NBC. - posted on 04/19/2007
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- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/19/2007
We also need to keep the shooter's family in our prayerful thoughts. It's not hard to imagine how his parents are feeling now. Having gone through all the hardships of raising a child and supported his college education up to the senior year--all through a small laundry business, they only reaped a lifeless body, disfigured by himself and loathed by many, and a lifetime nightmare created through no fault of their own.
- posted on 04/19/2007
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Hope the world have a peace and people have a peaceful life.
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˭ˣĸĶʹ° - posted on 04/19/2007
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- posted on 04/19/2007
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- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/19/2007
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- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/19/2007
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- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/19/2007
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֧,̸˼,,ͻ. - posted on 04/19/2007
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- posted on 04/20/2007
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We also need to keep the shooter's family in our prayerful thoughts. It's not hard to imagine how his parents are feeling now. Having gone through all the hardships of raising a child and supported his college education up to the senior year--all through a small laundry business, they only reaped a lifeless body, disfigured by himself and loathed by many, and a lifetime nightmare created through no fault of their own.
- posted on 04/20/2007
Indeed, not surprised if the poor parents are suicidal now..
Fengzi wrote:
We also need to keep the shooter's family in our prayerful thoughts. It's not hard to imagine how his parents are feeling now. Having gone through all the hardships of raising a child and supported his college education up to the senior year--all through a small laundry business, they only reaped a lifeless body, disfigured by himself and loathed by many, and a lifetime nightmare created through no fault of their own.
- posted on 04/20/2007
This piece is also disturbing to read, and makes you wonder--
"As soon as he started reading, the whole class started laughing and pointing and saying, `Go back to China,'" Davids said.
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BLACKSBURG, Va. - Long before he boiled over, Virginia Tech gunman Cho Seung-Hui was picked on, pushed around and laughed at over his shyness and the strange way he talked whenhe was a schoolboy in the Washington suburbs, former classmates say.
Chris Davids, a Virginia Tech senior who graduated from Westfield High School in Chantilly, Va., with Cho in 2003, recalled that the South Korean immigrant almost never opened his mouth and would ignore attempts to strike up a conversation.
Once, in English class, the teacher had the students read aloud, and when it was Cho's turn, he just looked down in silence, Davids recalled. Finally, after the teacher threatened him with an F for participation, Cho started to read in a strange, deep voice that sounded "like he had something in his mouth," Davids said.
"As soon as he started reading, the whole class started laughing and pointing and saying, `Go back to China,'" Davids said.
Cho shot 32 people to death and committed suicide Monday in the deadliest one-man shooting rampage in modern U.S. history. The high school classmates' accounts add to the psychological portrait that is beginning to take shape, and could shed light on the video rant Cho mailed to NBC in the middle of his rampage at Virginia Tech.
In the often-incoherent video, the 23-year-old Cho portrays himself as persecuted and rants about rich kids.
"Your Mercedes wasn't enough, you brats," says Cho, who came to the U.S. in 1992 and whose parents work at a dry cleaners in suburban Washington. "Your golden necklaces weren't enough, you snobs. Your trust funds wasn't enough. Your vodka and cognac wasn't enough. All your debaucheries weren't enough. Those weren't enough to fulfill your hedonistic needs. You had everything."
Among the victims of the massacre were two other Westfield High graduates: Reema Samaha and Erin Peterson. Both young women graduated from the high school last year. Police said it is not clear whether Cho singled them out.
Stephanie Roberts, 22, a fellow member of Cho's graduating class at Westfield High, said she never witnessed anyone picking on Cho in high school.
"I just remember he was a shy kid who didn't really want to talk to anybody," she said. "I guess a lot of people felt like maybe there was a language barrier."
But she said friends of hers who went to middle school with Cho told her they recalled him getting picked on there.
"There were just some people who were really mean to him and they would push him down and laugh at him," Roberts said Wednesday. "He didn't speak English really well and they would really make fun of him."
Virginia Tech student Alison Heck said a suitemate of hers on campus Christina Lilick found a mysterious question mark scrawled on the dry erase board on her door. Lilick went to the same high school as Cho, according to Lilick's Facebook page. Cho once scrawled a question mark on the sign-in sheet on the first day of a literature class, and other students came to know him as "the question mark kid."
"I don't know if she knew that it was him for sure," Heck said. "I do remember that that fall that she was being stalked and she had mentioned the question mark. And there was a question mark on her door."
Heck added: "She just let us know about it just in case there was a strange person walking around our suite."
Lilick could not immediately be located for comment, via e-mail or telephone.
Regan Wilder, 21, who attended Virginia Tech, high school and middle school with Cho, said she was in several classes with Cho in high school, including advanced-placement calculus and Spanish. She said he walked around with his head down, and almost never spoke. And when he did, it was "a real low mutter, like a whisper."
As part of an exam in Spanish class, students had to answer questions in Spanish on tape, and other students were so curious to know what Cho sounded like that they waited eagerly for the teacher to play his recording, she said. She said that on the tape, he did not speak confidently but did seem to know Spanish.
Wilder recalled high school teachers trying to get him to participate, but "he would only shrug his shoulders or he'd give like two-word responses, and I think it just got to the point where teachers just gave up because they realized he wasn't going to come out of the shell he was in, so they just kind of passed him over for the most part as time went on."
She said she was sure Cho probably was picked on in middle school, but so was everyone else. And it didn't seem as if English was the problem for him, she said. If he didn't speak English well, there were several other Korean students he could have reached out to for friendship, but he didn't, she said.
Wilder said Cho wasn't any friendlier in college, where "he always had that same damn blank stare, like glare, on his face. And I'd always try to make eye contact with him because I recognized the kid because I'd seen him for six years, but he'd always just look right past you like you weren't there."
In other developments, Gov. Timothy Kaine is appointing a five- to seven-member panel to investigate the shootings, the governor's office said Thursday. The panel will review Cho's mental health history and how police responded to the tragedy. The panel will submit a report in two to three months.
University officials also announced that all of Cho's student victims would be awarded degrees posthumously, and that other students terrorized by the shootings might be allowed to end the semester immediately without consequences.
On Wednesday, NBC received a package containing a rambling and often incoherent 23-page written statement from Cho, 28 video clips and 43 photos many of them showing Cho, in a military-style vest and backward baseball cap, brandishing handguns. A Postal Service time stamp reads 9:01 a.m. between the two attacks on campus.
The package helped explain one mystery: where the gunman was and what he did during that two-hour window between the first burst of gunfire, at a high-rise dorm, and the second attack, at a classroom building.
"You had a hundred billion chances and ways to have avoided today," a snarling Cho says on video. "But you decided to spill my blood. You forced me into a corner and gave me only one option. The decision was yours. Now you have blood on your hands that will never wash off."
Col. Steve Flaherty, superintendent of the Virginia State Police, said Thursday that the material contained little they did not already know. Flaherty said he was disappointed that NBC decided to broadcast parts of it.
"I just hate that a lot of people not used to seeing that type of image had to see it," he said.
On NBC's "Today" show Thursday, host Meredith Vieira said the decision to air the information "was not taken lightly." Some victims' relatives canceled their plans to speak with NBC because they were upset over the airing of the images, she said.
"I saw his picture on TV, and when I did I just got chills," said Kristy Venning, a junior from Franklin County, Va. "There's really no words. It shows he put so much thought into this and I think it's sick."
There has been some speculation, especially among online forums, that Cho may have been inspired by the South Korean movie "Oldboy." One of the killer's mailed photos shows him brandishing a hammer the signature weapon of the protagonist and in a pose similar to one from the film.
The film won the Grand Prix prize at the Cannes Film Festival in 2004. It is about a man unjustly imprisoned for 15 years. After escaping, he goes on a rampage against his captor.
Authorities on Thursday disclosed that more than a year before the massacre, Cho had been accused of sending unwanted messages to two women and was taken to a psychiatric hospital on a magistrate's orders and was pronounced a danger to himself. But he was released with orders to undergo outpatient treatment.
Also, Cho's twisted, violence-filled writings and menacing, uncommunicative demeanor had disturbed professors and students so much that he was removed from one English class and was repeatedly urged to get counseling.
- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/20/2007
º wrote:
This piece is also disturbing to read, and makes you wonder--
"As soon as he started reading, the whole class started laughing and pointing and saying, `Go back to China,"' Davids said.
if it's like this, how could he enter V. Tech ?
yes, America like to say: "Are you from China?...", those type of slangs.
- posted on 04/20/2007
I guess things like these started to happen since he was a immigrant child. Of course his English accent got less and less as he grew up, or may even completely disappear that he entered VT just like native speakers, but the humiliation and insult stay forever.
xw wrote:
º wrote:if it's like this, how could he enter V. Tech ?
This piece is also disturbing to read, and makes you wonder--
"As soon as he started reading, the whole class started laughing and pointing and saying, `Go back to China,"' Davids said.
yes, America like to say: "Are you from China?...", those type of slangs.
- posted on 04/20/2007
º wrote:
I guess things like these started to happen since he was a immigrant child. Of course his English accent got less and less as he grew up, or may even completely disappear that he entered VT just like native speakers, but the humiliation and insult stay forever.
I don't think it will stay forever.
As a minority in the U.S., he will not only experience the negative side, I don't doubt his English.
Touche may get the point, a literature stu.
- posted on 04/20/2007
ҿһ¼ӵӢĿdzأǺֵģ˽ҲͲˡûп˵ֱӱҶĸĸʲôʹ
mental health problemӹɵġҰ˶DZ磬ȻԴӵΪỷҸԴǾǹǸýˡһڳɳг⣬ˣκᣬرǿᣬǷʤΣȴڼЩϰƵʺͳ̶ȡӺϷ֧ǹΪVirginaһһǹһ֧ҪŪʮǹееģŲԶһŪˣŶֲ
ȻҲ˵ǴҳǹЩѧǹߺߣϽʻˣҵ֪ǸÿЦˡ
ϣҰʹ˼ʹԳһЩĽ - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/20/2007
꣬ǺӣҪΪԼΪijˡ - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/20/2007
º wrote:
This piece is also disturbing to read, and makes you wonder--
"As soon as he started reading, the whole class started laughing and pointing and saying, `Go back to China,"' Davids said.
Could you give the source of this article?
Never mind. Found it.
- posted on 04/20/2007
Completely agree with FuSheng on this point. It takes two things for this kind of MASS KILLING to happen. 1. A crazy person, mentally ill most probably. 2. Access to weapons capable of mass killing (such as guns). As Fusheng pointedly said, there is little you can do with # 1, but we can at least make the access to weapon of mass killing much harder. That way we can likely reduce the probability of this kind horrific tragedy to the very minimum.
Some gun advocates argue that "Gun does not kill. People kill." that is true. But people without gun will not be able to kill so easily, and in such a massive scale. To the determined killers, anything can become a weapon, be it a rock, a kife, or a stick. But nothing but gun can make mass killing so effortless.
In terms of self-defense, I do not think gun is the solution. On the contrary, I think the runaway easy access to guns have made self-defense all the more difficult, even with a gun at your disposal. Rephrasing waht Ron Reagan once said: "Gun will not solve the problem. Gun is the problem."
wrote:
mental health problemӹɵġҰ˶DZ磬ȻԴӵΪỷҸԴǾǹǸýˡһڳɳг⣬ˣκᣬرǿᣬǷʤΣȴڼЩϰƵʺͳ̶ȡӺϷ֧ǹΪVirginaһһǹһ֧ҪŪʮǹееģŲԶһŪˣŶֲ
ȻҲ˵ǴҳǹЩѧǹߺߣϽʻˣҵ֪ǸÿЦˡ
ϣҰʹ˼ʹԳһЩĽ - posted on 04/20/2007
ƵķҲ©ȨǹȥԺԺܣǡԶȥҽԺģ˵ûм¼©ˡ
ҵĸоѧУϿʱ¥УѲ߲쿴VTģIJҰͿԱˡ
wukong wrote:
Completely agree with FuSheng on this point. It takes two things for this kind of MASS KILLING to happen. 1. A crazy person, mentally ill most probably. 2. Access to weapons capable of mass killing (such as guns). As Fusheng pointedly said, there is little you can do with # 1, but we can at least make the access to weapon of mass killing much harder. That way we can likely reduce the probability of this kind horrific tragedy to the very minimum.
Some gun advocates argue that "Gun does not kill. People kill." that is true. But people without gun will not be able to kill so easily, and in such a massive scale. To the determined killers, anything can become a weapon, be it a rock, a kife, or a stick. But nothing but gun can make mass killing so effortless.
In terms of self-defense, I do not think gun is the solution. In the contrary, I think the runaway easy access to guns have made self-defense all the more difficult, even with a gun at your disposal. Rephrasing waht Ron Reagan once said: "Gun will not solve the problem. Gun is the problem."
wrote:
mental health problemӹɵġҰ˶DZ磬ȻԴӵΪỷҸԴǾǹǸýˡһڳɳг⣬ˣκᣬرǿᣬǷʤΣȴڼЩϰƵʺͳ̶ȡӺϷ֧ǹΪVirginaһһǹһ֧ҪŪʮǹееģŲԶһŪˣŶֲ
ȻҲ˵ǴҳǹЩѧǹߺߣϽʻˣҵ֪ǸÿЦˡ
ϣҰʹ˼ʹԳһЩĽ - posted on 04/20/2007
ҵĸоѧУϿʱ¥УѲ߲쿴VTģIJҰͿԱˡҲһŪУꡣ
wrote:
ȻҲ˵ǴҳǹЩѧǹߺߣϽʻˣҵ֪ǸÿЦˡ
ҲVT ЩѧѾ˵ˡ˽ӵǹ֧һãڹɱûãһǹһȨƽ⣬Ϊǰߣߵʵ̫Զˡ - Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/20/2007
guanzhong wrote:
ҵĸоѧУϿʱ¥УѲ߲쿴VTģIJҰͿԱˡҲһŪУꡣ
ǡҲˣܰѳڶϡ
- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/20/2007
Ἰ⣺
1 ӵǹ֧Էֹ٣ ʵͻȻҵʱ ˭ǹ
2 ˽ӵǹ֧ǷĹң ١ɱ˵ıʱ߶٣
3 ֻϷӵǹϵǹ֧ ˽סܷʵ? National Rifle AssociationĻԱܷʵִԵȤ ĴģɱǷܴȱ⣿
- posted on 04/20/2007
rzp wrote:
꣬ǺӣҪΪԼΪijˡ
ʲôأۻۣķ˵ҲˣɱôԼǾѳءʲôdz˵ı䣬ɣΪ˼룿ɱߣҲܺߣԼģġ
wukong˵ģ棬иķŽɽ֮
ʮһ wrote:
ҵĸоѧУϿʱ¥УѲ߲쿴VTģIJҰͿԱˡ
ǿװˣǰУսбĹءͲܲԱƱô
- posted on 04/20/2007
Ӧýǹ. ҼЩ˼ǹ, Ҹҿ. Զ, һ۰, Է. ҵʱȰ˵, ¼TEENAGE? ٻһɱС.
ҳ, ʱסһһʱ. ǰͷһѴͷڴ. ҵʱЦ, Ҷò. һֱƽ. ǰй, һŮдС˵, дһŮסͱǿѰ, º, ˵л. һ. Ҷ˺, .
ǰ, һֱΪȫ. , ˰ȫ. һ911, ֲ̫. һǻֵĹз.
- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/20/2007
ָ֧ӵǹ֧ҪΪ˸ԶԿʹԱΪΪƵһҪ֧Ϊ˶Ըﷸҵһ¾ͱҪԼﷸⱨ
wrote:
ȻҲ˵ǴҳǹЩѧǹߺߣϽʻˣҵ֪ǸÿЦˡ
ϣҰʹ˼ʹԳһЩĽ - posted on 04/20/2007
òǷdzdzľ䡣
ľ㺰еĵһʲô "drop your weapon, hands up, freeze, don't move........" ǹƾֱӿ
Կ ǹʱͬԣСʲԭӵÿǷбҪȥŨأ
ΪȨ⣬ͨ㻹δ߽ͱֵˡ
wrote:
ָ֧ӵǹ֧ҪΪ˸ԶԿʹԱΪΪƵһҪ֧Ϊ˶Ըﷸҵһ¾ͱҪԼﷸⱨ
- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/20/2007
ӵڶԭµɺѳˡĴǿǹõġڶѾʱˡ
wrote:
ָ֧ӵǹ֧ҪΪ˸ԶԿʹԱΪΪƵһҪ֧Ϊ˶Ըﷸҵһ¾ͱҪԼﷸⱨ - posted on 04/20/2007
wrote:
ָ֧ӵǹ֧ҪΪ˸ԶԿʹԱΪΪƵһҪ֧Ϊ˶Ըﷸҵһ¾ͱҪԼﷸⱨ
Dzġﷸһ٣Ҫ̸
ǣָ֧ӵǹĻøԼԵֿΪôǹЭ˶ġѡǵϲʲdzԱʲôɣֹԵ
ڵб꣬꣬ضѡȥˣѵϰջҸ˶ɣοѰԶǹͶԿôһָȫŶˡֻԸ˺Ͷ
ӵǹҰʱIJʱմӶսгӢҵѹδҰϾˣҲҪʱӵǹrecreationȨΥ˴˵ͰȫȨȵУﶼҪѲߵʱɿ̸ô
- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/20/2007
һ, ϲһ,Ҳֻǵõһ "ûʲô赲, ɵ......"
һо,, л.
Ϊ, Īڷѡ, Ī.
wrote:
ָ֧ӵǹ֧ҪΪ˸ԶԿʹԱΪΪƵһҪ֧Ϊ˶Ըﷸҵһ¾ͱҪԼﷸⱨ
- posted on 04/20/2007
ӦָÿϰմĻһ˾ֻСǹȥսͦЦҲûɰɣǹڣĵ˰˲ԱʳƷԱǻһ˼ɵİɣ
طչܲ⡣ǵʱй䣬ȥһɽСҲû뵽ڽžȻΧۣ߸һС·˶ͣˡһʣ˵ûˡĵԱ֪ôÿûʹĵطsheriff ġ
ֳ֧ǹҪвϲɵġ - posted on 04/21/2007
wrote:
ӵǹҰʱIJʱմӶսгӢҵѹδҰϾˣҲҪʱӵǹrecreationȨΥ˴˵ͰȫȨȵУﶼҪѲߵʱɿ̸ô
MMѧУоѲߣֻĿǰص㲻ǽѧ¥ܱߺͽֵ
Ŀǰ39ļͥǹ54֧ӵǹȨֹ֧ӵǹдԼһΪܷȨǺҪġǼ䲻ģǵʧȥӵǹȨֻıĵһĽȨʧȨ
ϰȻԶԿǸܷӵǹ֧˿ǹȨûмƻֿĺϷΪ
Ųͷӵǹ֧ıӽʿƣҵǹ䡣ɫҲȫԱЩһûзƲҰ¹ͼôǹ֧δֹܹУɱǹɱˣɱˡ仰һ
Ҽ֧ҵĹͨϷֶܷȡҵijǹȨ:-)
- posted on 04/21/2007
СʲķֶһޣΪ౯ٴηҪž˷ɱĽϵ㡣ҲҪô䲼ɽǹҪô䲼Ƽ˷ӵ߸ɴֹ˷ӵIJ˶뵱ˣ
ϲ⣬뼸ͬ½dzģΪۡDN˵ǹ֧⣬ҴСũǹ˵¼ͳϵǧ֮һǧ֮һֵͨ˳ǹų˷ӵĸΪMBȴ˵ ǹã취ҵǹôơ˵ֺαɷ˼ȥ̽ƣҪҪȲҵõطȥDz ǵظշһʮѧƺݳĽͨڵδṩߡ
žŽ˵ڶΣǹ͵һţҲ֪ڳǹܽΣ⡣ʱᣬ˵һɱ⣬ǹijɱԽԽıԤȣͬײķֿӶ˵ʯȣЩУƽɼC_Сʲˡ
Ȼ˻˵ijǹʥɰᣬûҼ㣬ôЩǹܺߵһʥָμأ
- posted on 04/21/2007
Aftermath thought:
1. I do not see enough justification for BNC & other media to show the video & picture of the gunman repeatedly. It did not help the public or the athority to seek out solution. It gave the victims' family and survivors sinking feeling for the nightmare they had. It gave other mad or lost people out there a very good hint to get their voice & face known for whatever wicked plan they wanted or are going to carry out.
2. Chinese communities or organizations should seek class legal action upon some media for spreading unverified news which projected a very bad image on Chinese nationals as a whole.
- Re: 美国校园枪击22死 21伤posted on 04/21/2007
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