In Austin, and closed down the University of Texas Tuesday, September 28, 2010 after a gunman opened fire in the Perry Castaneda Library. Currently, the authorities remaining very tight lipped about the suspect, and revealed that he only opened fire in the library with the Justice and Development Party - 47 and now deceased as a result of self-injury wounds. There were not other injuries.
Chaos reigned at the campus after the conflicting descriptions of the attacker to the police led to fears that the second gunman was on the loose. Ordered the staff and students to stay inside and lock their doors. And canceled classes, and bewildered students were forced to stay in their classrooms while police and sniffer dogs scoured the explosive campus amid reports of shooting in the second location.
Unfortunately, this is not the first time at the University of Texas have seen the tragedy of fire. In 1966, a student 22 years) and former Marine Charles Whitman opened fire from the campus of the famous observation deck, killing 14 people and wounding 32 more before fatally shot by police. Occurred within the campus and Whitman frenzy shortly after he killed his mother and his wife in two separate incidents in their own homes.
Whitman was forced to appear to commit the tragic act by a combination of factors, including the tumor in the brain which is not exposed tumultuous family life. Sense of alienation from his peers is also a common factor between stimulating the perpetrators of the shooting school, including the Columbine High massacre in 1999.
Not found on the results of the University of Texas shooting
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