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maija turjukka kirjoitti:James Alford White, 55, ampujan eno, 201 W. Pullum St.

Tracy Michelle Wise, 34, ampujan serkku, Alfred Whiten tytär, 204 W. Pullum St.

Virginia E. White, 74, ampujan isoäiti, joka asui poikansa Alfred Whiten pihalla asuntoautossa, W. Pullum St. 201-1

Itseäni jäi vielä mietityttämään, ovatko em. James Alford White ja Alfred White sama henkilö? Vai oliko Alfred kenties poissa kotoa traagisen tapahtuman aikaan?

Make_ kirjoitti:Miksi en tunne empatiaa. Olen varmasti sairas. Koskien tätä poliisia.

Tossa on varmaan ihan riittävästi paineita vanhemmilla, sattuneesta kohtalokkaasta virheestä että sitä tarvisi vielä murha.infolaisten jeesustella kuorossa. Vittu en osaa edes kuvitella ( enkä edes halua ) miltä moinen tuntuu omalle kohdalle sattuneena.

Motive

Witnesses said that he had been upset after his parents divorced years ago, and complained that his mother was not getting enough support from her family. At the time of the shooting, officials did not know where his father was.[15] Detectives discovered a handwritten list by McLendon in his home which identified several people from previous jobs, with notations about their actions or comments against him, described as people who "had either disciplined him or had reported him to supervisors for work related infractions".[16] The Alabama Bureau of Investigation noted that none of the people named in the list was among those he killed,[9] but police were trying to determine if he had intended to attack them.[17] McLendon was said to have been depressed about job issues, disappointed that he had failed to qualify for the U.S. Marines or law enforcement.[1]

A letter was found in which McLendon said he had killed his mother and planned to commit suicide. The letter also mentioned a dispute over a legal issue with his mother's family, as they held a family Bible that he wanted.[18] He also said that he and his mother had "suffered enough".[19] McLendon was described as very familiar with guns. The investigators "found dozens of ammunition boxes, military and survival gear and medical supplies at McLendon's Kinston home".[1]

McLendon killed ten people and three dogs, and wounded six others during the shooting spree before killing himself.[17]