“The social awkwardness, the uncomfortable anxiety, unable to sleep, stress, unable to concentrate, having a hard time learning, the awkward walk, reduced eye contact,” he said.
That’s a quote from the alleged shooter’s Dad. Attributes that hardly support the theory of a small kid carrying all those weapons, finding and forcing entry into the school and being able to focus on killing that many people leaving no one alive. Not a likely scenario. There are just too many questions that have never been answered. Even the guy who was a major investigator at Columbine says its highly improbable.
The only attribute that I see that might be problematic is concentration, but Aspergers/autistic types have no problems with concentrating when it is something they are interested in. In fact, they have superior attention spans and concentration compared to “normal” people in that case.
“There are just too many questions that have never been answered.”
In my experience, people that say this don’t really want their questions answered. If you do answer them, they will just search for more questions, ad nauseum.
“Even the guy who was a major investigator at Columbine says its highly improbable.”
Oh, well, if some unnamed guy who wasn’t actually involved in this investigation says so, then I guess I better take his word for it.
That was the same description applied to the Virginia tech shooter.