What are we still missing?

-Most people have listened to the confession of Kip Kinkel, but why it his the only confession, we were allowed to hear?
The thought came to me, because at this documentary: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] about 09:22 we get a rare glimpse into the confession of Michael Carneal. But as interesting it seems to be, we dont see/hear much more, than Michael spelling his name to the authorities.

- As the police searched the home of Jared Loughner, they found two documents with the titles "my assassination" and "I planned ahead". The existence of this documents were widely reported in the media, but no single words about the subject was leaked.
Several friends of Jared Loughner also reported, that he had a dream diary, in which Jared deeply documented his lucid dreamings. I would absolutely love to read that.

- Comparing to the huge attention the shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary school achieved, the fact, that the police found seven(!) diaries of Adam Lanza in his home, attracted little agitation. For me, it seems likely that this diaries would give us probably a lot of information about Adam, his thoughts and his motivations for his attack. So why seems nobody interested to call for that information?

- This was posted before on this board, but its still true: what we have of Seung-Hui CHos writings and photographs, is a small glimpse into his mind, nothing more. He left a lot more behind, than we are able to see.

- Im reading "Rampage: The social Roots of School Shootings", actually and the book mentions several stories, which Micheal Carneal had wrote in the years prior to the shooting. Because one of them (with the name "The Halloween surprise) contained several threats against fellow students, one of the stories is narrationed in greater detail. The book also mentions other stories from Michael, but just gives little descriptions about the subject.
However, I think it would be interesting to have access to all these stories. They would give us a good picture of his mindset.

Hale-Bopp wrote:

- Im reading "Rampage: The social Roots of School Shootings", actually and the book mentions several stories, which Micheal Carneal had wrote in the years prior to the shooting. Because one of them (with the name "The Halloween surprise) contained several threats against fellow students, one of the stories is narrationed in greater detail. The book also mentions other stories from Michael, but just gives little descriptions about the subject.
However, I think it would be interesting to have access to all these stories. They would give us a good picture of his mindset.

I have that same book on my Amazon wish list. Let me know how it is when you're finished please.

Lifetime wrote:

Hale-Bopp wrote:

- Im reading "Rampage: The social Roots of School Shootings", actually and the book mentions several stories, which Micheal Carneal had wrote in the years prior to the shooting. Because one of them (with the name "The Halloween surprise) contained several threats against fellow students, one of the stories is narrationed in greater detail. The book also mentions other stories from Michael, but just gives little descriptions about the subject.
However, I think it would be interesting to have access to all these stories. They would give us a good picture of his mindset.

I have that same book on my Amazon wish list. Let me know how it is when you're finished please.

Im not finished yet, but until now, its very interesting and full of information.