Kykk
06-12-2007, 14:51
I am sure you all have heard about the tragedy that has occurred here in Omaha, Nebraska.
However, if you have not, a 19 year-old male took an automatic weapon into Von Maur, a more upscale Dillards, and started shooting. He had written a suicide note to his family that he was living with, not his actual family. In the end nine deaths resulted, one of them being the teenager himself. Five people have been injured and two were in critical condition as of last night.
The teenagers suicide note had one bit of disturbing news. He told his family in the note that he wanted to go out with style, and that is what he believed he did. He said he would be famous, and ultimately that is what he is now.
So i end with two questions,
1) Should the media try to pry information out of the family and friends of the teenager? Because in turn that is what is making him famous.
2) What drives a person to say to themselves, "Oh, today looks like a good day to die, lets go shoot some people."
However, if you have not, a 19 year-old male took an automatic weapon into Von Maur, a more upscale Dillards, and started shooting. He had written a suicide note to his family that he was living with, not his actual family. In the end nine deaths resulted, one of them being the teenager himself. Five people have been injured and two were in critical condition as of last night.
The teenagers suicide note had one bit of disturbing news. He told his family in the note that he wanted to go out with style, and that is what he believed he did. He said he would be famous, and ultimately that is what he is now.
So i end with two questions,
1) Should the media try to pry information out of the family and friends of the teenager? Because in turn that is what is making him famous.
2) What drives a person to say to themselves, "Oh, today looks like a good day to die, lets go shoot some people."