The negligence of Virginia Tech University is all over the map

Date:   4/16/2007 8:13:27 PM ( 17 y ago)

There was a failure to notify students that there was a murderer on campus. Two hours after a Dorm Murder there still was nothing done by Virginia Tech University.

Campus Police were useless in this event. Since the ACLU has handcuffed the Campus Police across the nation from taking action. Now the maistream media will immeidately try to turn this into a political thing.

There are no leaders anymore, this sham will be covered up. I cannot understand how the University did not think it was important to let students know that the was a maniac terrorist/mass murderer on campus.

The President of Virginia Tech has to take blame for these murders. Virginia Tech was too busy trying to figure out how to smooth over the dorm murders with the media. They did not want the murders to get national attention so they dilly dallied.

The problem is that most public schools and universities are a sham. It kind of amkes what Imus did look unimportant does it not?One student tells C-N-N what happened was "ridiculous." He says the first warning about the dorm shooting came in an e-mail two hours after it happened. He says by the time officials sent the e-mail out, more people were being killed in the academic building.

One student tells C-N-N what happened was "ridiculous." He says the first warning about the dorm shooting came in an e-mail two hours after it happened. He says by the time officials sent the e-mail out, more people were being killed in the academic building.

The e-mail said "A shooting incident occurred at West Amber Johnston earlier this morning. Police are on the scene and are investigating." The message warned students to be cautious and contact police about anything suspicious. What a bunch of m*o*o*ns !


This is a miscarriage of Justice that happened today and some people at Virginia Tech should be indicted!



 

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