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emanresu wrote:

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] thanks very much. also i could tell over these past months that you really research into seung hui cho so heres an unseen bit of his manifesto: skip to 2.04 on this vid: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] (he's saying "brothers and sisters, you are in my heart. in life, death and spirit")

Don't mention it man, Over the years I have vastly looked into mass murder events in general and after going through and overviewing all I have had to about other regarded events like Columbine and Sandy Hook and whatever else inbetween to a complete understanding I came back to the Virginia Tech massacre, over the recent past it came back in memory and after looking further into it it and it's circumstances, it's unrecognised significance is overtly captivating, the story of Cho and the events he perpetrated, the message to the world and how Cho stood standalone from the usual depthless and spiritless motives of common killers, he stated a sense of agendaless justice and care surrounding not just himself but for the suffering and mistreated innocents of the world in his own words. Furthermore and primarily information and media regarding the event is far obscure compared to other events that have had a lot of coverage and information encircling them, the complete story and closure.

I wish to recover and preserve all details and lost media, All the pieces of this historic event and story in memory of the victims, those who are not here today including Seung Hui Cho himself and the tragic story that led him to doing what he did, to be aware of and remember those not here today and why is to ensure the acknowledgement and reason of why these things happen, that all that could of been here today and or lived happily ever after have not because something of this world and it's environment is not right . The world can learn from these events and their stories, The message and memory of the event . To remember these real world stories and preserve the details surrounding it's events and to that of closure is of the greatest respect to the dead.

Thank you for sharing your find with myself, I myself saw a segment of Cho speaking I had not seen elsewhere, it was originally on a video on youtube entitled along the lines of "Seung hui Cho, more videos, photos, family" or something along the lines but as far as I know it was taken down but it may be back around, In the small clip he is in the minivan outside the PSS range and talks about how he didn't want to do what he do, that he never dreamed of dying like he would, going through a lot of search results on search engines, video platforms and reviewing the information come across are how these obscure details and puzzle pieces are discovered. Together those of deep understanding truly regarding of these events and topic put together the pieces of the jigsaws with our contribution, our searching and recovery of history itself.

Blaze88 wrote:

emanresu wrote:

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] thanks very much. also i could tell over these past months that you really research into seung hui cho so heres an unseen bit of his manifesto: skip to 2.04 on this vid: (he's saying "brothers and sisters, you are in my heart. in life, death and spirit")

This video was deleted. Got a working link? Thanks.