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PHONE CALLS.ANNOYING Sun I1/27/2005 23:35

on1i.?7-2005at233.7hoursl,officerS.T'Jvioye,wasdisparchedt#nreferencetoa
femalewhowasbeinglrarassed.WrenIarrivedIspoke*ithGV1).V1statedthatshehadbeen
receiving instant messages from a guy she identified through facebook and tlrat on this date he had caUed her and
came by her room. Vl said she had no idea who the person was, but that he had said he went to high school with
her.
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p''i Vl stated that the subject called for her at around 2315 hours, but h.r roolnrnut" IEltr'l) answered the
phone. Vl stated that \\r1 asked who was calling and that *re subject would not state wbo he was.

At approximately 2330 hours Vl stated that tl]ey heard a knock on their door. She stated that Wl went to the door
and saw an Asian male wearing a Carharn rype coat with the hood up, aviator sunglasses, a blue flannel shirt, and
blue.ieans standing at the door. \\/1 stated tirat he asked fotlEnd she told him that she was not there. Vl
and Wl stated that the;, arL"6 the male who he was and he stated that he was "the question mark kid". VI stated
that they told him they were caliing the police and he said "Alright I'm leaving."

Vl showed me the subject's page on facebook. There was a picture of a male in a white nike t-shirt whose face was
whired out with a questiou mark placed in tbe void. The name on the profile was "Question Mark" Also listed as a
screen name was "spaniryjeliy". Vl stated that slre lrad received multiple instant messages from the screen name of
"spanl,.7jelly". Tire subject gave a false address of 6009 Cochrane Hall and a false email address of spa:rky@vt.edu.
V1addedthattherewasamaleini,".Glasswhohadtoidtheprofessorthathisnamewas
"Question Mark" and that he was Asian. She beiieved it could be the same person, but did not know his name.

Vl stated that she was concerned about tire situation. She stated that the subject knorvn as "Question Mark" knew
things about her (such as her middie name) that she did not believe was listed anywhere. I told Vl that i would look
into tire incident and get back in touch witl her.

Upon returning to the poiice deparrment I returned to wwu,.facebook.com and looked up Question Mark. I began
searching through the people he had listed as friends and came across both of
whom lived in room IIlllI I spoke witir one of the subjects in theii room and-asl;ed if thei knew who
"Question Mark" was. Fie stated that it was Seung Hui Cho (OFl) who lived in room 3032 Cochrane Hall.

Iwenttoroom3032andspoketoOFl ataround0050hours. IaskedOFl ifheknewwhylwasthereandhesaid,

"Because of the thing in West AJ?" I read OFl his Miranda rights and proceeded witir questioning, OF1 srated that
heklewV1fromhi-lclass.HestatedthatheD1eantnoharmbywlrathewasdoingand''itwas
like ha-h4 a joke". I told OF1 that he had frightened Vl and he stated that he had not meant to. I asked OFl why he
u,ent b),tle room and.he stated that just wanted to say hello. I asked him wby he wore sunslasses and a hood to
he
go say hello and he stated, "Because my eyes are very sensitive." I reminded OFl that it was approximately 2330
hours when he did this and he did not respond.

OFl u,as given a waiver of rights form, which he signed, and was allowed to write a statement ar 01i6 hours
(attached). OFl said that he wanted Vl to read it so that she would understand that he meant no harm. I told OFl
that there could be a judicial referral filed, but that at that time no crirninal charges were being piaced. OF1 was

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advised not to malie conract witb v1 b5' any means. He stated that he would not have aD)/ more contact with her.

I then returned to speak with Vl. Vl was aliowed ro read the statement and stated that she
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contact with her.
I also advised Vl not to initiate any contact with OFl. V1 was thanl<fu] and seemed satisfied with the results of the

A judicial referral is being filed for harassment on oFl. At this time there are no criminal charges
being pursued. It
is rnv recommendation tirat this case be declared closed.

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Chapter VII
Double Murder At West Ambler Johnston
Page79

It was reasonable albeit wrong that the VTPD thought this double murder was mot likely
the result of a domestic atgu-*t, given the facts they had initially, including
the
knowledge that the last person known to have bee,n with the female victim was her
boyfrieni who owned a-gun and cared greatly for her, according to police interviews,
plus the fact that she was shot. '.

Chapter VII
Double Murder At West Ambler Johnston
Page 80

Based on past history, the probability of more shootings following a dormitory slaying
was very low,

TheVTPD had the probabilities correct.

Chapter VII
Double Murder At West Ambler Johnston
Page 81

They sent out a carefully worded alert an hour and half after they heard that there was a
double homicide.

Chapter VIt
louLle Murder At West Ambler Johnston
Page 82

No mention was made in the initial message sent to the students and staff of a double
murder, just a shooting, which might have a implied firing a gun and injuries, possibly
accidental, rather than two murdered.

The university body was not put on high alert by the actions ofthe university
adminishation and was largely take'n by surprise by the events that followed. Warning
the students, faculty, and staff might have made a difference. Putting more people on
guard could have resulted in quicker recognition ofaproblem or suspicious activity,
quicker reporting to police, and quicker response of police. Nearly everyone at Virginia
Tech is adult and capable of making decisions about potentially dangerous situations to
safeguard themselves. So the earlier and clearer the warning, the more chance an
individual had of surviving.
Chapter YII
Double Murder At West Ambler Johnston
Page 83

However, the general practice at most large universities is not to close when a student
dies, regardless of the cause.

Virginia Tech does not have locks on the inside ofclassroom doors, as is the case for
most universities and many high schools.

ChaPter VII
Double Murder At West Ambler Johnston
Page 84

More feasible would have been canceling classes and asking everyone to stay home or
stay indoors until an all-clear was given, although even getting that message to everyone
quickly was problematical with the new emergency alerting system not totally in place.
Students couldhave been asked to retum to their dormitories or to housing off campus.
However, many might have gone to other public buildings on cilmpus unless those
buitdings also were ordered to close. Canceling classes and getting a message out to
students off campus would have stopped some from coming onto the campus. But
students still could congregate lulnerably in dorms of other places.

It is the panel's judgment that, all things considered, the toll could have been reduced had
these actions been taken. But none of these measures would likely have averted a mass
shooting altogether.

Chapter VII
Double Murder At West Ambler Johnston
Page 84-85

To continue the story of April 1 6, there was not an event, a pause for 2 hours, and then a
second event. The notion that there was a 2 hour gap as mentioned in some news stories
and by many who sent questions to the panel is a misconception. There was continuous
action and deliberations from the first event until the second, and they made a material
difference in the results of the second event.

Chapter YII
Double Murder At West Ambler Johnston
Page 86-87

Generally the VTPD and BPD officers responded to and carried out their investigative
duties in a professional manner in accordance with accepted police practices.
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Double Murder At West Ambler Johnston
Page 87

r ,there does not seem to be aplausible scenario

ofuniversityresponse to the double
homicide that could have prevented a tragedy of considerable magnitude
on April 16'

Chapter VI
ff Gun Purchase And CamPus Polices
Page 75

greater number
They argued that having more guns on campus poses a risk of leading to a
of the relatively rare
of accidintal and intentional sh-ootings thatit Ooes in averting some
homicides.

Chapter VI
Gun Purchase And CamPus Polices
Page 76

The panel recommends that guns be banned on campus grounds and in buildings unless
mandated by law.

Chapter V
Information Privacy Laws
Page 63

Information privacy laws are intended to strike a balance between protecting privacy and
allowing information sharing that is necessary or desirable. Because of this difficult
balance, the laws are often complex and hard to understand.

Chapter V
Information Privacy Laws
Page 68

The lack of understanding of the laws is probably the most significant problem about
information privacy.

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The biggest issue between Cho and his family was his poor communication, which was
frustrating and worrisome to them. Over the years, Cho spoke very little to his parents
and avoided eye contact.
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The doctor diagnosed Cho with "selective mgtism" and'tnajor depression" single
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episode." He prescribed the antidepressant Paroxetine 20 mg, which Cho took from June
1999 to July 2000.

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Indeed, his guidance counselor raised the question to the panel: " Why did he change his
major to nngUstr at Tech?" Why did this student, whose forte appeared to be science and
math, switch to humanities?

He was turning 18 the following month and legally he could make that decision

What the admission's staffat Virginia Tech did not see were the special accommodations
that propped up Cho and his grades.

Chapter IV
Mental llealth History of Seung Hui Cho
Page 38

As is now known, Cho never sought that heip while at Virginia Tech'

these pre-existing conditions.

, so no one at the university ever became aware of
 box was not checked'
Cho had special education services. The special education services

Chapter IV
Mental Health History of Seung Hui Cho
Page 39

The disclosure of a disability is always voluntary'

stay behind as a
This much is clear: information critical to public safety should not
person moves from school to school.

Chapter fV
Mental Health llistory of Seung Hui Cho
Page 43

"I agree that the content is inappropriate and alarming.but.doesn't

contain
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conduct-
a threat to anyone's-immediate safety (thus, nof actionable under the abusive
threats section of the UPSL)'''' '

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Mental Heatth History of Seung Hui Cho
Prge 44
Dr. Giovanni
He responded with an angry, two-page letter in which he harshly criticized
and her teachin,

a counselor'
Twice during the meeting with cho, Dr. Roy asked him ifhe would talk to
She told him-she had thJname of someone, and asked again if
he would consider going'
He did not answer for a while, and then said vaguely, "sure'"

Chapter IV
Mental Ilealth History of Seung Hui Cho
Page 46

(consistent with Cook's procedure to not make a diagnosis until a clinical intake
interview is comPleted)

Chapter IV
Mental llealth History of Seung IIui Cho
Ptge 47

She recorded her findings on a five-page uniform Pre-Admission Screening Form,

th" findings b6xes indicating that Cho was mentally i11, was an imminent
"t ".tiog
danger 6 se11 or others, and was not willing to be treated voluntarily'
Evaluator. . .; that he does not present an imminent danger to (himself/others), or is not
substantially unable to care for himself, as a result of mental illness; and that he does not
require involuntary hospitalization."

Chapter IV
Mental Heatth History of Seung IIui Cho
Page 48

,according to the psychiatrist they are all sfetched for mental health resources'

The special justice ruled that Cho "presents an imminent danger to himself as a result of
mental illness"

Chapter IV
Mental llealth History of Seung Hui Cho
Page 52

The academic compone,nt of the university spoke up loudly about a sullen, foreboding
male student who refused to talk, frightened classmate and faculty with macabre writings,
and refused faculty exhortations to get counseling. However, after Judicial Affairs and
the Cook Counseling Center opined that Cho's writings were not actionable tlueats, the
Care Team's one review of Cho resulted in their being satisfied that private tutoring
would resolve the problem.

The Care Team was hampered by overly strict interpretations of federal and state privacy
laws

Chapter fV
Mental Ilealth History of Seung IIui Cho
Page 53

Notwithstanding the system failures and enors in judgment that contributed to Cho's
worsening depression, Cho himself was the biggest impediment to stabilizing his mental
health. He denied having previously received mental health services when he was
evaluated in the fall of 2005.

Chapter IV
Mental tlealth History of Seung Hui Cho
Page 54

IV-9 Repeated incidents ofaberrant, dangerous, or threatening behavior should be

reported to the counseling center and reported to parents,
Chapter IV
Mental Health llistory of Seung IIui Cho
Page 56

Many of those interviewed expressed serious concerns regarding the paucity of

psyciriatic information available to the independent evaluator and judge/special justice.

Chapter IV
Mental Health History of Seung Hui Cho
Page 57

It is unclear under existing law whether the independent evaluator is intended to selve as

a gate keeper. Ifthe opinion ofthe independent evaluator is to be given great weight,
then it is critical that sufficient psychiatic information be available upon which an
informed judgment may be made.

Chapter IV
Mental Health History of Seung Hui Cho
Page 58

No notice of the hearing of the order issued by the special justice was given to Cho's
family, his roommate/suitemates, the VTPD, of the Virginia Tech administation' The
Code of Virginia authorizes no such notice.

Chapter IV
Mental Health Ilistory of Seung Hni Cho
Page 59

According to Dr. McGarvey's report, professional participants and family stakeholders

are uniformly frustrated by almost every aspect of the civil commitment process in
Virginia.

Chapter IV
Mental Health llistory of Seung Hui Cho
Page 60

However, the mental health system has major gaps in its entirety starting from the lack of
short-term crisis stabilization units to the outpatient services and the highly important
case management functi on,
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Timeline of Events
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and identified by Cho's

l,* Iggg During the 8ft grade, suicidal and homicidal ideations
middle school teachers in his writing.

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June 2003 He is given the lurne of a contact at the high school if the needs
help in
college, but never avails himself of it.

no behavioral
Spring 2005 He still sees no counselor at school or home, and exhibits
problems other than his quie0ress.

Fall 2005 cho's problems are discussed with the university's care Team that
reviews students with Problems.

Chapter III
Timeline of Events
Page23

December 12,2005 Cho does not keep a 2:00 pm appointnent at cook counseling
Center but is triaged by them again by phone that afternoon'

Dece,lnber 14, Noon The staffpsychiahist dictates in his evaluation

summary that
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ideation'" The
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psychiatrist finds that
fe ar.*ged with counseling cent"r at Virginia Tech; medications, none'"

April 17, 2006 Bean does not report his incident to university officials.

Chapter III
Timeline of Events
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September 6-12 Professor Norris encourages Cho to go to counseling with her, but
he de.clines.
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April 16, 2007, 7:30-8:00 am She tells police that the boyfriend is an avid-gun
user and practices using the gun. This leads the police to seek him as a "person of
interesf' and potential suspect.

Chapter II
University Setting and SecuritY
Page 13

For example, it may influence a decision as to whether the universityputs minimizing

disruption to the educational process first and acting on the side or precaution second.

Chapter II
University Setting and SecuritY
Page 16

This system has the enonnous advantage of transmitting a message to the entire
university community in less than aminute.

Chapter II
University Setting and SecuritY
Page 17

,the chief operating officers receives daily reports of all incidents to which law
enforcement responded the previous day,

The training of staff and students for anergencies situations at Virginia Tech did not
include shooting incidents.

Chapter II
Universify Setting and Security
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It would have been extremely difficult to "lock down" Virginia Tech.

Whether to add such locks is controversial.

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came by her room. Vl said she had no idea who the person was, but that he had said he went to high school with
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At approximately 2330 hours Vl stated that they heard a knock on their door. She stated that Wi went to the door
and saw an Asian male wearing a Carharft type coat with the hood up, aviator sunglasses, a blue flannel shirt, and
blue jeans standing at the door. Wl stated tl.rat he asked fottsnd she told him that she was not there. Vl
and WI stated that they asked the male who he was and he stated that he was "the question mark kid". Vl stated
that they told him they were calling the police and he said "Alright I'm leaving.'
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Vl showed rne the subject's page on facebook. There was a picture of a male in a white nike t-shirt whose face was
whited out with a question mark piaced in the void. The name on the profile was "Question Mark" Also listed as a
screon name was "spankyjelly". V1 stated that she lrad received multiple instant messages from the screen name of

r "spankyjelly". The subject gave a false address of6009 Cochrane Hall and a false email address ofspa:rky@vt.edu.
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things about her (such as her middle name) that she did not believe rl,'as listed anywhere. I told V1 that I would look
into the incident and set back in touch with her.

Upon returning to the police department I retumed to www.facebook.com and looked up Question Mark. I began
searchingthrough the people he had iisted as friends and came across- both of
whom lived in roomIIIII I spoke with one of the subjects in their room andEked if they knew who
"Question Mark" was. He stated that it was Seung Hui Cho (OF1) who lived in room 3032 Cochrane Hall.

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like ha-h4 a joke". I told OFI that he had frightened Vl and he stated that he had not meant to. I asked OF1 whi,' he
went by tie room and he stated that he just wanted to say lrello. I asked him why he wore sunglasses and a hood to
go say hello and he stated, "Because my eyes are very sensitive." I rerninded OFI that it was approxim ately 2330
irours when he did tlris and he did not respond.

OFl was given a waiver of rights form, which he signed, and was allowed to write a statement at 0116 hours
(attached). OFl said that he wanted Vl to read it so that she wouid understand that he meant no harm. I told OF1
tJrat there could be a judicial referral filed, but that at tlat time no criminal charges were being placed. OFI was

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advised not to make contact witli Vl bv anv meals. He stated that he would not have any more contact with her.

I then returned to tlllElto speak with Vl. Vl was allowed to read the statement and stated that she
did not want to press crirninal charges. V1 did indicate that she would be comfortable testif,ing in a judicial refenal
hearing if I filed for one. I advised her that I would. I told V1 that I had advised OFl not to make contact with her.
I also advised V1 not to initiate any contact with OF1. Vl was thankful and seemed satisfied with the results of the
case.

A judicial referral is being filed for harassment on OF1. At this tirne there are no crirninal charges being pursued. It
is mv recommendation that this case be declared closed.

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stated that she did not want any more contact with Mr. Cho and asked us to make him aware of that. Officer
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Qn 1211212005 at approximately 11:45, Officer Gallemore and I, Officer EG McClanahan, responded to 306 East
Campbell in reference to a harassment call. Upon arrival, we spoke with Margaret Ashlee Bowman who identified
herself as the complainant and victim. Ms. Bowman stated that an acquaintance, Mr. Seung-Hui Cho, had sent her
an unwanted instant message on Friday, December the 9th and had recently left a message on her marker board
outsider her dorm room. We asked Ms. Bowman to explain her complaint in further detail. Ms. Bowman stated that
she didn't know Mr. Cho that well, that he was a friend of a friend and that she seemed it kind of strange that he sent
her the instant message. Ms. Bowman further explained that on Sunday evening, December 11, a Shakespeare exert
was written on her marker board hanging outside her dorm room. Ms. Bowman stated that she did not stay at her
dorm room Sunday night and upon retuming to her dorm room after her exam Monday moming, December 12 at
08:30, a continuation of the Shakespeare exert had been added. Ms. Bowman stated that she had reason to believe
that Mr. Cho was the person who done this by information relayed to her from mutual friends who during their
conversation about the events taking place with Mr. Cho he commented that "Shakespeare wrote it". Ms. Bowman
stated that she did not want any more contact with Mr. Cho and asked us to make him aware of that. Officer
Gallemore left Mr. Cho a message with his roommate to contact him or myself and also sent an email stating the
same. This officer will attempt to make contact with Mr. Cho at the earliest possible time.

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Virginia Tech Police Depdrtment
Victim Offense Date / Time Reported

COMMONWEALTH OF VA MENTAL/TDO/ECO Tue 12/13/2005 19:09

THE INFORI,,I,ATION BELOW ]S CONFIDENT]AL - i]OR USE B]' AUTHORIZED PERSON\TEL ONLY

On 12-13-05 at approximately 1909 hours, I Officer Lucas received a phone call fiom Andy Koch in reference to
case # 050944. Andy advised that Mr. Seung Hui Cho had sent him an instant message earlier today saying that he
was thinking about killing himself. Andy advised that Mr. Seung Hui Cho was back in his room at this time located
at room 3032 Cochrane Hall. At that time Officer Weaver and I responded to Cochrane Hall to speak to Mr. Cho.
Upon arriving we met with Mr. Cho who was sitting at his desk. We introduced ourselves to Mr. Cho and asked if
he was doing okay. Mr. Cho seemed to be shy or down about something. I asked Mr. Cho if he knew why we were
there and he said, "no." I asked Mr. Cho if he knpw Andy Koch and he said, "yes we are friends." I asked Mr. Cho
about the instant message he had sent to Andy regarding him hurting or killing himself and he said that he was
joking. We tried to obtain more information from Mr. Cho but he would not give much of a response. We asked Mr.
Cho if he would come with us to the Va. Tech PD to speak to a counselor and he came wiliingly.

Ms. Kathy Godbey with Access interviewed Mr. Cho and decided that he needed to go to a medical facility. Ms.
Godbey was able to obtain a TDO from Magistate Elinor Williams. Ms. Godbey was able to get Mr. Cho
committed to NRVMC Saint Albans.

I tansported Mr. Cho to the Blacksburg Annex to pick up the TDO and then bansported him to NRV Saint Albans.
Upon arrival at Saint Albans I released Mr. Cho to Sabrina Blankenship(security).

Lt. Albert contacted Ms. Tricia Smith the Administrator on Call for Residential Life in reference to this situation.

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NELSON, JENNIFER ELISE PHONE CALLS-ANNOYING Sun 1l/27/2005 23;35

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female who was being harassed. When I arrived I spoke with Jennifer Nelson (Vl). Vl stated that
she had been
had called her and
receiving instant messages from a guy she identified through facebook and that on this date he
school with
came by her room. Vl said she had no idea who the person was, but that he had said he went to high

Vl stated that the subject called for her at around 2315 hours, but her roommate Sarah Hash (Wl) answered the
phone. Vl stated that Wl asked who was calling and that the subject wouid not state who he was.

At approximat ely 2330 hours V1 stated that they heard a knock on their door. She stated that Wl went to the door
and saw an Asian male wearing a Carhartt type coat with the hood up, aviator sunglasses, a blue flannel shirt, and
blue jeans standing at the door. Wl stated that he asked for Jennifer and she told him that she was not there' Vl
and Wl stated that they asked the male who he was and he stated that he was "the question mark kid". Vl stated
that they told him they were calling the police and he said "Alright I'm leaving."

V1 showed me the subject's page on facebook. There was a picfure of a maie in a white nike t-shirt whose face was
whited out with a question mark placed in the void. The name on the profile was "Quesfion Mark" Also listed as a
screen name was "spankyje1ly". Vl stated that she had received multiple instant messages from the screen name of
"spankyjelly". The subject gave a false address of6009 Cochrane Hall and a false email address ofspanky@vt edu.
Vl added that there was a male in her British Literature class who had told the professor that his name was
,,euestion Mark" and that he was Asian. She believed it could be the same person, but did not know his name.

x' Vl stated that she was concerned about the situation. She stated that the subject known as "Question Mark" knew
things about her (such as her middle name) that she did not believe was listed anywhere. I told Vl that I would look
into the incident and get back in touch with her.

Upon returning to the police department I retumed to www.facebook.com and looked up Question Mark. I began
searching through the people he had iisted as friends and came across Andrew Koch and Christopher Tuck, both of
whom lived in room 3032 Cochrane Hall. I spoke with one of the subjects in their room and asked if they knew who
',euestion Mark" was. He stated that it was Seung Hui Cho (OFl) who lived in room 3032 Cochrane Hall.

I went to room 3032 and spoke io OFl at around 0050 hours. I asked OFl ifhe knew why I was there and he said,
,'Because of the thing in West AJ?" I read OFl his Miranda rights and proceeded with questioning. OFl stated that

hq knew Vl from his British Literature class. He stated that he meant no harm by what he was doing and "it was
h.
like ha-ha, a joke". I told OFl that he had frightened Vl and he stated that he had not meant to. I asked OFI why he
went by the room and he stated that he just wanted to say hello. I asked him why he wore sunglasses and a hood to
}: go say hello and he stated, "Because my eyes are very sensitive." I reminded OFl that it was approximately 2330
hours when he did this and he did not respond.

OFl was given a waiver of rights form, which he signed, and was allowed to write a statement at 0116 hows
(attached). OFI said that he wanted Vl to read it so that she would understand that he meant no harm. I told OFl
that there could be a judicial referral filed, but that at that time no criminal charges were being placed. OFl was

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to
do sorr-ething about it. Fire the named mcmbers ofthe Bnglish Department
and their supcrior - that's what this Virginia taxpayer would do'

There are so many worthvfrile books for trse by any college English
Departrren! it boggles my mind that the books selected for usc at Virginia
fech are *at best TRASttit". Trustees should not have to e:camine texts in
rsg but some dean shoul4 and forhis act of omission or cornmission he
should be let go along with his inferior instustors orprofe$sors

I am a grandfrther with the first oftcn grandchildrerr about to select a

colegJor university to attend. What should I tell him about Virgrnia Tech?
Howdoes if deal with extreme adversitf

Sincerely,

S. M. Whiwell
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May 9,2007
by Phyllis SdlafiY

\tuhatxresthe motive behind 23-year'old Cho

Ser.rng-Huis killing of 32 studentg and EI Pr.iFterf-derr9!-!95.en
tEacfrErs at Vipinia Tedt? Why ves he
HV,isSr/ttofu
oonsumed witn-hate, resentnent and
B e:t.|.|Fitt9_?-Fli€nd

bittemess?
Book
tevrer ,s,
and bool(s Cho was an English Depa6nent ma,lorand
by Guests on Radto senior. As a frequent lecturer on co!1e99 .. .
Live campu.*t, I trave dirrovepd tfiat the Elelish
Oepitt are often the upirdest andlorthe
"ns
most lefhving.
F-eeJ
ecommetrdelipne A lmk at the u,ebsites of Vidnia Tecfr's
Enqlish Department and of its professors
reviats theit mindseL Wb don't yet know
whidl courses Cho boK but lt could heve
been any of$ese.

Did he rake refegggl-Eeni gp-L+H49Gn'-s-

Enolish 5434 called "Studj-e-sjElbeo0G
Reilesen$ns-Fenalg-ts o d e-sl'? Th e titles ot
i

fre issigeO readings include "Black Bodies'

lMriG Bioies: Tqwatd an lconography ot
Female Sexuality in Late Nineteenth€entury
ArL Medicine, and Literafure," "The
Comparative Anatorny of Hottentot Wbmcn in
Europe, 1E15-1E17," "Selling Hot Pussy:
Reprbsentations of Black Fernale Sexuality in
the Cuthrral MakeQlaoe," "The Anuropomery
of Barbte: Unsetding ldeale of the Feminine
Bo<ly in Popular Cultlre," and "Foucault,
Feniinlnity,'and the Modemizdion of
Patrianfial Poi/er.'

One of he assignments in this course (worth

1O percent of the total grade) is to "choose
one day in which they dress and compod
themselves in a manner either more
masculine or more bminine lhan they would
normally."

ls thls really a coursE taught by the English

DeparfirenP lt sounds like just the hing to
confuse an alreadY mixed'uP kicl-

Haucman uses "Sminig!&lleggy" theory'

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betieving that sex and genderare merely Ads by Go€le

"nctori&l @nslructs* iesulting from cultual
o<periences, and hat "students are more
reimnsible forthe creation of knoilledge,"
Sh; lisis her aeas of expertise as'sexed
errbodimen( feminist and gender theory, and
qJlhrral studies of medicine"'

otherqdeg--au.f-rp. jgc-Ey-E r9E9s9LE!cs!30

incl ude'gbangtrg$.e.X .Tqnssexu.a.S5m.
fe!hn9!9!y;aN-tl1e -lEe,e" ol G e nder."' Do
glcllarr--e" tc .Be. poys ?, " and'Virtua I S ex'
g-

Real Gendec BodY and ldentitY in Sleep Disorder

Transgender Discourse."
Quiz
Perhaps Cho took ProEs€or Bemace
Hausman's EngliEh 3354 on "Fundamentals"
brwhich the gyllabus promases an Use Our Assessor
understanding bf leoonstruction" (a favorite
word in English deparbnents). To Rate Your SleeP
Find Tips To
Dil Cho get evil egotistical notions from
Prc€ssoi Shoshana Milgram Knapps senior lmprove SleeP
seminar cal led The. Setf.:J-usJifulng-ciminalln
Literatue"? lndeed, that could serve as his QualitY
own self?ortait

Dil Cho take Prcbssor J.D. Stahtl senior shuteye.com

seminar, English 47E4, on The Clty in
Llte€ture'? The assigned eading starts with a
book about an urban prostitute who finally kills
hersetf and a book about a violent man who
kllls his girlfriend.

Virginia Tech's Dislinguished Probssor of

Enqli6h, Nikki Giovannt, has built a reputation
ae L'rcnowned poet " even $ough many of
her socalled poems featurc violent tFmes
and contain uords that are not a@eptable in hdventse on rhis sne
civil diecource. She speoializec in dversity,
post-modemism, tsminism, and multiculturalism.

Giovanni appeared last year at a public celebration to-pPln Cincinnati's nenr

Fountain Shuare. She uied the occasion to call Ken Blac|$ilelt' then lhe
Republican candidate br Ohio Govemor, aO:S-Q.E'::' and when challenged'
simply repgated the slur. (Nots: Nobody suggested gMng herthe Don lmus
punishment.)

Did Cho take a cou6e from Prefessodgcl-HeilKel, author of anothe! pecl|llar-

pieoe called SextualAndrogyny, ure-Rnetoric ot tne gssay, an{ thq gJ .?oltt
identity in Composition (or The Sfuggle b Be a Girty-tvlan in a World of Gladietor
Pumpitr.rde)"?

O maybe Cho prefened he undiluted Marxism esPoused by.Elgl!-gbjlsg!{+o1

A{e"n-6",rreee, who wrote:'Everyday, trle capitslist system exploits millions of
id-opte."... our roe in the capiElisi eystem makes us guilV of opprcssion!"

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Victim Ross Alameddine (one of the studentg who was tragically killed) sat a frew
,,contemporary Honor.' The studenb in
freer from cho ;;';;ii;'in
J
"r"*t
on
as "frear joumals"'
this classwerelqririJi" tetp whatwere knorm

sold rnany books about

Cho waa a fiequent user ofeBay' He bought and
#in"r,
inliuui^g-seient books he had used in his English
viotence, a"uii
dasBes' "i.i
'
books by
Ot er books Cho sold on the eBay-afiliat€d site Hafi.com included
n
rF "',' urree autnors-wio!-e;;rffi; wei6 Gugnt in his Conbmporary
H-onor class. He
:ff,fi"^:-il:ff-,"i'lt.,i="*s-.-frirl
sold "Men, VlJbmen, and Chainsaws," "Tt gestotH.p. Lorieiraft Btoodcurdlins
the species: Tates of
Take6 of Horror and the Macabre," anc ''rne Female at
MYstery and SusPense."

Atthecampus.wideconvocationtohonorthevictims,ProfessorNikkiG.tovanni
Department she
read what puiorted to U" po"^' On behalf of the English
"
declaimed:"W"-a'oniit"oiit-t'aorris-tgeEy'W-e&!i/we-d!d-no'!hin9!9
des-e're&"
paying
Maybe others witl rBncler a difbrent verdid and ask why^ taxp?yis ?te
proessors aivi,6i'niJii"n t6 t"ich worthtess and psrychologically destruclive
@urses-

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