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Did "Dateline NBC" push Cho over the edge?

Posted by David Hardy · 29 April 2007 04:44 PM

An interesting article in the NY Post. Understand, we're dealing with a psychotic here, so his "reasoning" will not match ours.

1. The night before his murders, Dateline NBC ran a special on a psychotic mass killer, whose history closely tracked that of Cho. Cho was a late night TV fan.

2. In between his earlier and late killings, Cho mailed a package to NBC. No other network was on his mailing list.

3. The package included a note "You pushed me into a corner," that has been interpreted as "everyone pushed me into a corner." Might it instead mean that in his delusional world, NBC had pushed him over the edge.

3 Comments | Leave a comment

Letalis | April 29, 2007 5:26 PM | Reply

Maybe some of the plaintiff's bar can get to the bottom of this. NBC has a pretty deep pocket.

Glenn B | April 29, 2007 8:03 PM | Reply

I don't think it matters one way or the other, but it is an interesting question nonetheless.

Edward Stanley | May 7, 2007 7:10 AM | Reply

Ohhh no. Now we have to put a 5 day cooling off period if you want to watch "NBC News.

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