銃弾２２５発、主に頭部を狙い一人３発以上
投稿者： may7idaho 投稿日時： 2007/04/21 17:43 投稿番号： [16388 / 73791]
＞韓国人が如何に米国社会に溶け込んでいないか、解る記事ですね。彼ら（韓国人）は何処でもそうだ。自分達だけで固まり、現地の不平不満を言い合ってる。現地の人と個人的信頼関係を築こうとしない。＜
ＣＮＮで報道していましたが、犯人の韓国人は、確認されただけで、２２５発の銃弾を発射、犠牲者一人づつに、３発以上、主に頭部を撃ったそうです。
女性教師や友人の証言ですが、犯人のChoは、やはり相当態度が悪く、女生徒や彼女に、かなり威嚇的な態度で臨んでいたそうです。
また、女性教師が、自分の安全に不安を持つほどで、注意した後で、携帯で突如、彼女の写真をとったりしていますね。
ストーカー行為も二度や三度ではなく。寮にいた友人達のガールフレンドを何度もつけ回したり、また、教室で、携帯電話のカメラで机の下から脚を撮ったりしていたんですね。
女性教師は、事件の件を聞いた時に、彼だろうと思ったそうです。
要するに、かなり怖い感じ、攻撃的な感じを受けていて、女性に対する異様な興味の持ち方から、不気味がられていたのは、間違いありません。
韓国では、人種差別の犠牲者に仕立てる報道ばかりですが、やはり、そんな事とは別な話のようです。
『Professor Nikki Giovanni, who taught Cho in a poetry class, stated that she had him removed from her class because his behavior was so menacing. She recalls being bothered by a "mean streak" and described Cho's writing as "intimidating." When informed of the massacre, she remarked, "I knew when it happened that that's probably who it was," and "I would have been shocked if it wasn't."
Giovanni insisted that Cho be removed from her class in 2005, about six weeks after the semester had started in September; Cho had intimidated female students by photographing their legs under their desks and by writing obscene, violent poetry.
Giovanni said, "I was willing to resign before I would continue with him."Giovanni wrote a letter to then-department head Lucinda Roy, who removed Cho from the class. Roy alerted student affairs, the dean's office, and the campus police, but each said there was nothing they could do if Cho had made no overt threats against himself or others.
She described his behavior as at times "arrogant" and "obnoxious".
Roy says she tried several different ways to help him. Roy would not comment at length on Cho’s writings, saying only that in general they “seemed very angry.” She said that he whispered, took 20 seconds to answer questions, and took cell phone pictures of her in class. After becoming concerned with his behavior and the themes in his writings, the professor started meeting with Cho to work with him one-on-one. She said she was concerned for her safety when she met with him. After notifying the legal authorities about his behavior, the professor urged Cho to seek counseling, but he never went.
According to a CNN interview with both his roommates, Andy and John, Cho demonstrated obsessive behavior such as listening repeatedly to Collective Soul's "Shine" and writing the lyrics down on his dorm room wall. Andy described two stalking incidents, one in which Cho stood in the doorway of his room late at night taking photographs of others, the second in which he repeatedly placed harassing cell phone calls to Andy as "Cho's brother, Question Mark", a name Cho also used when introducing himself to girls with whom he was allegedly obsessed. The roommates also said he repeatedly stalked their female friends.』
ＣＮＮで報道していましたが、犯人の韓国人は、確認されただけで、２２５発の銃弾を発射、犠牲者一人づつに、３発以上、主に頭部を撃ったそうです。
女性教師や友人の証言ですが、犯人のChoは、やはり相当態度が悪く、女生徒や彼女に、かなり威嚇的な態度で臨んでいたそうです。
また、女性教師が、自分の安全に不安を持つほどで、注意した後で、携帯で突如、彼女の写真をとったりしていますね。
ストーカー行為も二度や三度ではなく。寮にいた友人達のガールフレンドを何度もつけ回したり、また、教室で、携帯電話のカメラで机の下から脚を撮ったりしていたんですね。
女性教師は、事件の件を聞いた時に、彼だろうと思ったそうです。
要するに、かなり怖い感じ、攻撃的な感じを受けていて、女性に対する異様な興味の持ち方から、不気味がられていたのは、間違いありません。
韓国では、人種差別の犠牲者に仕立てる報道ばかりですが、やはり、そんな事とは別な話のようです。
『Professor Nikki Giovanni, who taught Cho in a poetry class, stated that she had him removed from her class because his behavior was so menacing. She recalls being bothered by a "mean streak" and described Cho's writing as "intimidating." When informed of the massacre, she remarked, "I knew when it happened that that's probably who it was," and "I would have been shocked if it wasn't."
Giovanni insisted that Cho be removed from her class in 2005, about six weeks after the semester had started in September; Cho had intimidated female students by photographing their legs under their desks and by writing obscene, violent poetry.
Giovanni said, "I was willing to resign before I would continue with him."Giovanni wrote a letter to then-department head Lucinda Roy, who removed Cho from the class. Roy alerted student affairs, the dean's office, and the campus police, but each said there was nothing they could do if Cho had made no overt threats against himself or others.
She described his behavior as at times "arrogant" and "obnoxious".
Roy says she tried several different ways to help him. Roy would not comment at length on Cho’s writings, saying only that in general they “seemed very angry.” She said that he whispered, took 20 seconds to answer questions, and took cell phone pictures of her in class. After becoming concerned with his behavior and the themes in his writings, the professor started meeting with Cho to work with him one-on-one. She said she was concerned for her safety when she met with him. After notifying the legal authorities about his behavior, the professor urged Cho to seek counseling, but he never went.
According to a CNN interview with both his roommates, Andy and John, Cho demonstrated obsessive behavior such as listening repeatedly to Collective Soul's "Shine" and writing the lyrics down on his dorm room wall. Andy described two stalking incidents, one in which Cho stood in the doorway of his room late at night taking photographs of others, the second in which he repeatedly placed harassing cell phone calls to Andy as "Cho's brother, Question Mark", a name Cho also used when introducing himself to girls with whom he was allegedly obsessed. The roommates also said he repeatedly stalked their female friends.』
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