All these descriptions and hearsay anecdotes by people who knew him are irrelevant. “Clutching his laptop.” The media are willing to print anything and everything to satisfy the idle curiosity of the reader.
When there is something that gives an idea of the possible “motive,” we’d like to know it.
“Clutching his laptop.” The media are willing to print anything and everything to satisfy the idle curiosity of the reader.
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Sadly the old saying about the media — “if it bleeds, it leads” is so true. The media is rarely satisifed with merely reporting facts; rather it wants to dramatize every tradgedy and predictably find a quote, picture or theme to build the story on. Its a sick business in many respects.