This kid that killed 9 people then himself after losing his girlfriend and job at McDonald's. I just find the whole story , including his, very sad. One of the psychologist said, "He was probably a habitual liar. He was a loser. He knew he would always be a loser..." When she was saying all this I just thought how
what she said was. He was basically a kid who saw no hope. I wish someone could have gave that kid some hope. All those people could still be alive. Why aren't people less judging and more helpful in reaching out to people who feel so all alone? Why? It's not popular. Everyone says there were signs. Isolation sucks.
