The falsely accused student has hired a legal team to sue for defamation.

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Anonymous wrote:I hope the alumni and parents of students at Brown scream about the lack of security and cameras on campus.

For a university with a considerable endowment, this is unacceptable.

+1 absurdly inadequate

I would like to hear more about the homeless graduate that is apparently unable to be gainfully employed for whatever reason (mental illness, drug addiction?) …yet is allowed to live/loiter on campus despite having no legitimate purpose to be there. Is this common?

Are you talking about the hero who actually solved the case?

Hero? He didn’t save anyone or prevent the Brown shooting (or subsequent MIT shooting). He helped police find the killer’s dead body sooner. The killer shot himself Monday shortly after he killed the MIT professor.

Nobody knew he was dead. Reddit helper was trying to not only solve the case but also stop more killings.

The homeless guy had an odd encounter with the shooter hours prior to the shooting where they exchanged some unfriendly words- and he noted the Florida license plate. So…you have this encounter- then hours later the shooting happens and the shooter’s picture is all over and the homeless man doesn’t reach out to police? WTH. Instead he posts on Reddit? The police had to go looking for him and it was several days later until they connected with him. If he would have called the police right after the first shooting happened, potentially they would have found him before he went to MIT

Anonymous wrote:Without Reddit helper, Laura Loomers would still be trying to milk the killings for their political agenda.

OMG, can't believe the crap she was saying. R there folks that are believe her ramblings?

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Anonymous wrote:I hope the alumni and parents of students at Brown scream about the lack of security and cameras on campus.

For a university with a considerable endowment, this is unacceptable.

+1 absurdly inadequate

I would like to hear more about the homeless graduate that is apparently unable to be gainfully employed for whatever reason (mental illness, drug addiction?) …yet is allowed to live/loiter on campus despite having no legitimate purpose to be there. Is this common?

Are you talking about the hero who actually solved the case?

Hero? He didn’t save anyone or prevent the Brown shooting (or subsequent MIT shooting). He helped police find the killer’s dead body sooner. The killer shot himself Monday shortly after he killed the MIT professor.

He was instrumental in solving the case. Who knows if this nut would have taken out someone else had he not been cornered.
It is crazy that this guy has been living in the basement of one of Brown's buildings...... that shows that security at Brown was lax. Evidently, the killer knew it was and knew that the building where he did the shooting had almost no cameras.

He's the janitor, no?

Without Reddit helper, Laura Loomers would still be trying to milk the killings for their political agenda.

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Anonymous wrote:I hope the alumni and parents of students at Brown scream about the lack of security and cameras on campus.

For a university with a considerable endowment, this is unacceptable.

+1 absurdly inadequate

I would like to hear more about the homeless graduate that is apparently unable to be gainfully employed for whatever reason (mental illness, drug addiction?) …yet is allowed to live/loiter on campus despite having no legitimate purpose to be there. Is this common?

Are you talking about the hero who actually solved the case?

Hero? He didn’t save anyone or prevent the Brown shooting (or subsequent MIT shooting). He helped police find the killer’s dead body sooner. The killer shot himself Monday shortly after he killed the MIT professor.

Nobody knew he was dead. Reddit helper was trying to not only solve the case but also stop more killings.

Anonymous wrote:Good post from moderator Jeff today about
how online posters spurred Islamaphobia about the killer, and how it turned out to be entirely false. I post the link below (but still think this thread about a school shooting belongs in the college or off-topic forums), not political discussion

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/weblog/2025/12/19/update121925

The Trump administration suspended one of its visa programs—the diversity lottery— within hours of finding the shooter dead because he had gotten permanent residency through that program. I’d say this is a political issue.

Anonymous wrote:Good post from moderator Jeff today about
how online posters spurred Islamaphobia about the killer, and how it turned out to be entirely false. I post the link below (but still think this thread about a school shooting belongs in the college or off-topic forums), not political discussion

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/weblog/2025/12/19/update121925

Hmmm these pockets in particular seem deep.

Good post from moderator Jeff today about
how online posters spurred Islamaphobia about the killer, and how it turned out to be entirely false. I post the link below (but still think this thread about a school shooting belongs in the college or off-topic forums), not political discussion

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/weblog/2025/12/19/update121925

Anonymous wrote:My decade at university was the best time of my life. Undergraduate, graduate and law school. I wouldn’t have wanted to experience it in a highly surveilled environment.

Different times...

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Anonymous wrote:I hope the alumni and parents of students at Brown scream about the lack of security and cameras on campus.

For a university with a considerable endowment, this is unacceptable.

+1 absurdly inadequate

I would like to hear more about the homeless graduate that is apparently unable to be gainfully employed for whatever reason (mental illness, drug addiction?) …yet is allowed to live/loiter on campus despite having no legitimate purpose to be there. Is this common?

Are you talking about the hero who actually solved the case?

Hero? He didn’t save anyone or prevent the Brown shooting (or subsequent MIT shooting). He helped police find the killer’s dead body sooner. The killer shot himself Monday shortly after he killed the MIT professor.

He was instrumental in solving the case. Who knows if this nut would have taken out someone else had he not been cornered.
It is crazy that this guy has been living in the basement of one of Brown's buildings...... that shows that security at Brown was lax. Evidently, the killer knew it was and knew that the building where he did the shooting had almost no cameras.

The killer was already dead by the time they found the homeless guy and were able to talk with him. He killed himself Monday and on Weds the police were putting out pictures of the homeless man as a POI looking for him to get info

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Anonymous wrote:I hope the alumni and parents of students at Brown scream about the lack of security and cameras on campus.

For a university with a considerable endowment, this is unacceptable.

+1 absurdly inadequate

I would like to hear more about the homeless graduate that is apparently unable to be gainfully employed for whatever reason (mental illness, drug addiction?) …yet is allowed to live/loiter on campus despite having no legitimate purpose to be there. Is this common?

Are you talking about the hero who actually solved the case?

Hero? He didn’t save anyone or prevent the Brown shooting (or subsequent MIT shooting). He helped police find the killer’s dead body sooner. The killer shot himself Monday shortly after he killed the MIT professor.

He was instrumental in solving the case. Who knows if this nut would have taken out someone else had he not been cornered.
It is crazy that this guy has been living in the basement of one of Brown's buildings...... that shows that security at Brown was lax. Evidently, the killer knew it was and knew that the building where he did the shooting had almost no cameras.

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Anonymous wrote:I hope the alumni and parents of students at Brown scream about the lack of security and cameras on campus.

For a university with a considerable endowment, this is unacceptable.

+1 absurdly inadequate

I would like to hear more about the homeless graduate that is apparently unable to be gainfully employed for whatever reason (mental illness, drug addiction?) …yet is allowed to live/loiter on campus despite having no legitimate purpose to be there. Is this common?

Are you talking about the hero who actually solved the case?

Hero? He didn’t save anyone or prevent the Brown shooting (or subsequent MIT shooting). He helped police find the killer’s dead body sooner. The killer shot himself Monday shortly after he killed the MIT professor.

My decade at university was the best time of my life. Undergraduate, graduate and law school. I wouldn’t have wanted to experience it in a highly surveilled environment.

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Anonymous wrote:I hope the alumni and parents of students at Brown scream about the lack of security and cameras on campus.

For a university with a considerable endowment, this is unacceptable.

+1 very much so!!

For such a rich country with plenty of brains, it is unacceptable that we have high-powered rifles and handguns and ammo belts all over our country.

I'm fine with hunters and hunting. But anything unnecessary to hunting should not be owned by civilians. It's absurd to think you can "securitize" every physical site.

PP here. I agree with you but will point out that when i was growing up, plenty of guys had hunting rifles and didn't engage in these types of shootings. We've allowed too many mentally ill.people to be free to move around and puchase firearms.

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