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Monday, April 16, 2007 12:00 AM

University officials waited two hours to warn campus, students say

With at least 33 dead and 29 wounded, some ask why the campus wasn't shut down after an early-morning killing.
By Joe Eaton

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  • Monday, April 16, 2007 05:27 PM

    unfortunately...

    "It may have been reasonable to not shut down the campus after one murder, but it takes time to kill over 30 people, and I can't see how that could have happened without any alarms going off."

    It doesn't take much time to kill 30 people with automatic weapons.

    Sickening.

    Survivors are reporting that the shooter was looking for his girlfriend to kill her, and simply mowed down everyone else in his path. Absolutely sickening.

    —Anonymous

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