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April 19, 2007 • 4:04 pm 0

Virginia Tech

The most recent development on this story (that I am personally still pretty puzzled about) is the release of a number of videos and photographs of Cho, the troubled kid who did all this. I guess it’s wise for parents/guardians/friends to be involved in their childrens’ activities and lives, I mean, some sick stuff like this could possibly have been averted if someone took time to listen to the cry of a troubled kid who was dying slowly inside!

Then again, I don’t have all the facts and I can’t judge anyone on any count! All I can do is pray God brings some light into the hearts of all the hurting souls affected by this trajedy!

You can track the latest developments here!

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April 18, 2007 • 9:56 am 0

Virginia Tech

How does someone wake up one morning and decide to take the lives of THIRTY TWO human beings in a single murdering spree! I fail to understand! Someone help me understand! And they say we don’t need God!

Well, that’s exactly what happened at Virginia Tech on Monday 16th April.

My condolences to all affected by this massacre. It would occur to me that all of us are somehow affected by such an incident. making sense of this is beyond me, and probably many others as well.

Here is a detailed account of the incident and those affected at Virginia Tech from Wikipedia.

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