[IrishMike]

The ‘shooter’ lived in a campus dorm, purchased gun Jan 13, 2007.
Cho Seung-Hui bought his first gun, a 9 mm handgun, on March 13 and his second weapon, a .22 caliber handgun, within the last week
This was premeditated and preplanned.
He clearly spent some time figuring out how he was going to take care of business once classes began on Monday morning
Don’t see the domestic dispute angle

[betsyross1776]

Irish , I don’t see the domestic issue either. If they could have this , don’t they have a plan for that either , or do they just say gee he killed, she died and so did he. The gun was not left there. did anybody say where did the gun go?Irish you are right on the money on this issue. please don’t give up this was a terrible mistake and we can learn from this . some people in here want to kick the can down the road. just as Clinton did with Osama . when will people learn?

[woodbutcher]

The ‘shooter’ lived in a campus dorm, purchased gun Jan 13, 2007.
Cho Seung-Hui bought his first gun, a 9 mm handgun, on March 13 and his second weapon, a .22 caliber handgun, within the last week
This was premeditated and preplanned.
He clearly spent some time figuring out how he was going to take care of business once classes began on Monday morning
Don’t see the domestic dispute angle
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Amazing!!!!

You knew all of that within less than the first two hours!

Why didn’t you tell the cops?

Gosh, that makes you guilty of evil things.

[SuziQ]

Where are you getting the information that the shooter bought his gun in January? From what I read, the Korean student's fingerprint was on at least one of the guns used in the killing, both were found in his possession, and there was a receipt for at least one of the guns, purchased in March.

I haven't seen any evidence that there were two shooters. From what I've read, the killings in the dorm were the first. Maybe he did plan to go on a full rampage, and just started with his ex-girlfriend and the Resident Assistant who came to help her in her argument with the killer. But the police responding to the first shooting didn't have any inkling that the killer had planned anything else, so they were not prepared for what he did next.