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And note:
"There is something weird about this story. It is being reported that this student did not have a history of mental problems. This does not jibe with the claim that he was on some kind of medication." -- Mike Rivero of What Really Happened"
"Two sides of Ill. university gunman emerge"
"by Ashley M. Heher and Caryn Rousseau, Associated Press | February 17, 2008
DEKALB, Ill. - Steven Kazmierczak, at 27, looked like an average schoolboy, except that his arms were covered with disturbing images, including a doll from the horror movie "Saw."
Professors and students knew him as a bright, helpful scholar, but his past included a stay in a mental health center.
Many saw him as happy and stable, but he had developed a recent interest in guns and was involved in a troubled, possibly abusive, on- and off-again relationship.
All of a sudden this all comes out? WTF?
What people initially told police about the Northern Illinois shooter didn't add up, and now investigators are searching for answers to what triggered Thursday's bloody attack, in which five students were killed and several more injured before Kazmierczak committed suicide.
Translation: It didn't fit with the prepared script and cover story!!!
While searching for a motive, authorities questioned family and friends and tried to determine whether he had recently broken up with his longtime girlfriend.
One person who knew the couple, who spoke to the Associated Press on the condition of anonymity, said the couple's relationship was on-again, off-again and "really rocky." Kazmierczak was controlling, she said.
"He was abusive, had a temper," she said. "He didn't actually hit her; he would push her around."
He also had a history of mental illness and had become erratic in the past two weeks after he stopped taking his medication, said university Police Chief Donald Grady.
A former employee at a Chicago psychiatric treatment center said Kazmierczak had been placed there after high school by his parents. He used to cut himself and had resisted taking his medications, she said.
Kazmierczak spent more than a year at the Thresholds-Mary Hill House in the late 1990s, former house manager Louise Gbadamashi told the AP. His parents placed him there after high school because he had become "unruly" at home, she said.
And yet the word for so many days was what a great kid he was!
Will they mention the fact that he was in the Army, too, readers?
Gbadamashi couldn't remember any instances of him being violent, she said.
"He never wanted to identify with being mentally ill," she said. "That was part of the problem."
Police went through the belongings he left at a DeKalb motel in search of clues.
Like Mohammad Atta's belongings were left behind?
Or James Earl Ray's?
STINK!!!!!!!
Kazmierczak paid cash for his room three days before the shootings, signing his name only as Steven on a slip of paper, according to the hotel manager.
Items later found in his room included empty cartons of cigarettes and discarded containers of energy drinks and cold medicine. The refrigerator was stocked with more energy drinks.
"It's scary," said Jay Patel, the manager at the Travelodge, where Kazmierczak was last seen before the attack.
Authorities found a duffel bag, with the zippers glued shut, that Kazmierczak had left in the room, said Lieutenant Gary Spangler of the DeKalb Police Department. A bomb squad safely opened the bag Friday, Spangler said.
He would not comment on what was found in the bag. The Chicago Tribune reported that investigators found ammunition inside, citing law enforcement sources.
Aaron Funsfinn, a friend who knew Kazmierczak at Northern Illinois University, noted that Kazmierczak had become interested in guns in recent years, but said he wasn't alarmed by his friend's outspoken support for gun ownership.
"He was very rational and reasoned," said Funsfinn, 23.
Others who knew him also were baffled by the attacks.
"Steve was the most gentle, quiet guy in the world . . . He had a passion for helping people," said Jim Thomas, an emeritus professor of sociology and criminology at Northern Illinois University who taught Kazmierczak, promoted him to a teacher's aide, and became his friend.
On Feb. 9, Kazmierczak walked into a Champaign gun store and picked up two guns, a Remington shotgun and a Glock 9mm handgun. He bought the two other handguns at the same shop, a Hi-Point .380 on Dec. 30 and a Sig Sauer on Aug. 6.
All four guns were bought legally from a federally licensed firearms dealer, said Thomas Ahern, a spokesman for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
At least one criminal background check was performed - Kazmierczak had no criminal record.
Kazmierczak had a state police-issued firearms owners identification card, which is required in Illinois to own a gun, authorities said. Such cards are rarely issued to those with recent mental health problems.
Nobody answered the door yesterday morning at the Urbana home of Kazmierczak's sister, Susan.
But sobs could be heard through the door of the home, where a statement was posted:
"Our heartfelt prayers and deepest sympathies are extended to the families, victims, and all other persons involved in the Northern Illinois University tragedy. We are both shocked and saddened. In addition to the loss of innocent lives, Steven was a member of our family. We are grieving his loss as well as the loss of life resulting in his actions."Nothing about the killer being in the Army, huh?
"Stephen Kazmierczak, the 27-year-old who opened fire on a crowded Northern Illinois University lecture hall, killing five, and then himself on Thursday, was discharged from the United States Army in February 2002 for unknown reasons, ABC News has learned."
Why hide that?
Readers, can you now see why I believe NOTHING in the Amerikan MSM press?
What are they NOT TELLING US about SO MANY THINGS?
And what are they LYING ABOUT?
