[Terry Mross]

Uh oh. Austistic? If this is true his mother would have been in big trouble had she not been killed. She allowed an autistic kid access to her guns.

[bkopto]

Uh oh. Austistic? If this is true his mother would have been in big trouble had she not been killed. She allowed an autistic kid access to her guns.

Not only that, she's a Connecticut kindergarten teacher also. I've got $1000 that says she's voted for Obama twice.

[Nowhere Man]

Uh oh. Austistic? If this is true his mother would have been in big trouble had she not been killed. She allowed an autistic kid access to her guns.

Now they are saying he has Asperger's Syndrome. I thought, great. I'm sure I have it too and I have no desire to hurt anyone with my .22LR.

Some say it is pure evil that enters these people, I cannot deny that, there are so many factors here and I'm sure this is one of them.

I believe he was a troubled kid. I don't know his background too much, but I guess he felt he was either ignored, kicked to the side or whatever and something, somehow snapped in him and he went ape. When I was a kid, I was fascinated by the "Son of Sam" case. A lot of psychologists in the late 1970's did make a point where if people were kicked aside, or feel that way, they go down the slippery slope and decide it is their mission to make their mark on society. They believe it is their only recourse and see their cause as "being good" and/or getting revenge.

I thank God I had a foundation in life because there were times I felt that way too. I also know that no matter what happens, doing stuff like that is wrong. Maybe Lansa lacked a good foundation along with the lack thereof, took a leap off the slippery slope.

I'd like to know if he was on any psychotropic meds too, sometimes such meds can cause feelings of violence and suicide.