Understand that I'm not doubting that you have a credible source for this, but one of my hobbies is watching how breaking news unfolds, and the reporting of multiple shooters is one of the most common mistakes.
Just venturing a guess, it was some despondent student who killed himself in the library, but that's only a guess.
Prayers up for those in need.
Concealed Carry Speaker was supposed to speak on campus tonight
September 28, 2010
“More Guns, Less Crime” is lecture by Second Amendment scholar
Time: 6-7:30 p.m.
Description: Prominent Second Amendment scholar and author John Lott will discuss how more legal possession of guns leads to less crime. In his controversial book “More Guns, Less Crime,” Lott argues that crime rates drop when states allow citizens to carry concealed weapons.
Lott is a senior research scientist at the University of Maryland. He has held research positions at other academic institutions including the University of Chicago, Yale University and the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. He holds a Ph.D. in economics from UCLA, but he is most known for the positions he takes in the gun rights debate.
This event sponsored by the Texas Federalist Society, Libertarian Longhorns, Students for Concealed Carry on Campus and the U T Objectivism Society.
There will be a Q&A after the speech, with food and drinks provided.
Location: Law School Townes Hall 2.114 (Auditorium) 727 East Dean Keeton Street
URL: More about this event...
Contact: Jose Alberto Nino
Sponsor: The Federalist Society, Students for Concealed Carry on Campus, Libertarian Longhorns, and The Objectivism Society
Admission: Free
Categories: Arts & Humanities, Everyone, Lecture/talk, Politics & International, Science & Technology
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>> the reporting of multiple shooters is one of the most common mistakes <<
As are reports that shooters are in possession of “automatic” weapons.
(But in this particular case, perhaps later editions of the Austin newspaper will correct that common error.)
Suicidal temporary library worker who was going to get laid off soon.