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Share ideas with family & friends Message Board READERS WEIGH IN: Share your thoughts on the Virginia Tech University shooting.

It is always places that have banned guns where these incidents occur.

Look at the interviews of violent criminals and what they fear most - an armed victim who can fight back.

Legal concealed carry is the greatest deterrent to such crime and the best way to stop such crimes in progress.

Submitted by: Aaron Moore 7:03 AM PDT, Apr 18, 2007 Every one needs to realize that the gun didn't shoot it self.

If the person with the cell phone who taped the shooter, had a gun they would have been in a position to attempt to stop Cho.

I know that in L.A.

guns might be bad, but in Kansas we know how to respect them for what they are Submitted by: Kansas Kid 7:02 AM PDT, Apr 18, 2007 Read more comments or post your own ADVERTISEMENT More Nation News - Gunman had stalked two female students - Abortion ruling marks a 1st...

They said they became concerned enough by what they called "stalking" that they reported the matter to the resident advisers in their dorm.

(USA Today) Heather Haugh, the roommate of Emily Hilscher, one of the victims killed in West Ambler Johnston dormitory, had been off campus for the weekend.

She walked up to the dorm shortly before 7:30 a.m., planning to meet her roommate to walk to chemistry class with her.

But police pulled her aside at the door.

That interview would shape the terrible day that followed.

(LA Times) Investigators told Haugh, 18, that her roommate had been shot.

They began asking about Hilscher's romances.

Haugh told them what she knew: Her roommate had spent the weekend on another college campus with her boyfriend Karl Thornhill.

(LA Times) The police asked about guns; Haugh told them Thornhill had recently taken both girls to a shooting range for fun.

She told police she believed he kept the weapons at his home in Blacksburg.

(LA Times) Though Haugh described her roommate as having "a perfect relationship with her boyfriend," investigators suspected the shooting was prompted by a lovers' quarrel.

They relayed their theory to university admin...

Despite Cho's inner turmoil, he carried out his last acts with calm determination.

He sent bomb threats to school officials, authorities believe.

He chained the doors on Norris Hall and brought along enough ammunition to kill 50.

Police also said he tried to shave the serial numbers off his new Walther P22 and 9-millimeter Glock, both heavy handguns.

And he carried no identification.

In his final moments, shooting point-blank at students and professors, firing through doors at others who tried to barricade themselves from him, he seemed never to lose his nerve, often reloading.

He hit many people three or more times at close range.

"I'm sure the behavioral people will be looking into what it was that set this kid off," said a federal law enforcement official familiar with the investigation.

The first attack occurred at 7:15 a.m., when Emily Hilscher, a student, and Ryan Clark, a resident advisor, were shot to death at the West Ambler Johnston dorm.

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