Question by ????????: “As experts analyzed the disturbing materials, it became increasingly clear, Cho was almost a classic case…?
of a school shooter: a painfully awkward, picked-on young man who lashed out with methodical fury at a world he believed was out to get him. …Among other things, the South Korean immigrant was sent to a psychiatric hospital and pronounced an imminent danger to himself. He was accused of stalking two women and photographing female students in class with his cell phone. And his violence-filled writings were so disturbing he was removed from one class, and professors begged him to get counseling.”
The above news article goes on to tell the reader that this guy was a profile psychopath.
How do you think this information could have been used to detect this guy and get him out of the school? If I were a president of a University and there were students charged with stalking,, and who werein need of mental health help, I might be tempted to suspend them from school, until help had been successful pursued? What do you think. The whole article is on the front page of yahoo news.

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Answer by j _j_83221
ALMOST a classic case of a school shooter ? i thought he WAS a school shooter?

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