You said — “I am suspicious of everything related to this case.”
The more news I see on the news channels, the more reports I read from the newspapers, and the more I hear from the witnesses (and especially the people in his dorm) — the weirder this guy is.
Heck, he even said he had an “imaginary girlfriend” whose name was “Jelly”. Get that. His own dorm-mates said they knew of three girls that he stalked. He basically never said more than a word or two — just about the *entire year*. He would call himself “question mark” (online and otherwise). He signed in a student roster in one of his classes with not his name but “question mark”. He “weirded out” some students in classes that he was in by taking “inappropriate pictures” of students “below the desks” (the wording of the article). He went to one girl’s dorm to see what she was like, so he could look into her eyes and he stated “she had promiscuity in her eyes.”
I mean, how *weird* is weird before you finally say, “Yep, this guy was the nutball of the year!”
It’s amazing how some people will look for Jihadis under every rock and in every crevice, but deny someone this weird is really a nutball case. You just diminsh the *real situation* for Islamic Jihadists by pursuing that angle on such a “nutball” case. This guy could be nominated for “nutball of the century”....
Regards,
Star Traveler
Surely a nutball by our standards.