Mimic killings - We accept violence in our society all too easy. We accept 'going postal' in society, but, difficult when it is military.

There are too many guns on the street. How many times does it have to be said?

There was also a heinous mimic crime on another military base. I'll post what I can find in a minute. The military knows what it is doing when they have an incident like this. They secured their bases in a heart beat because violence like this can have a ripple effect from both sides. I guarantee it sets the folks on the bases a little on edge.


Police: Fla. Shooting Suspect Was Angry at Company (click here)
Police: Out-of-work engineer angry at company that fired him shoots 6 employees, kills 1
By MIKE SCHNEIDER and ANTONIO GONZALEZ
Associated Press Writers
ORLANDO, Fla.
November 7, 2009 (AP)
...Jason Rodriguez was taken into custody several hours after the shooting Friday at a downtown Orlando office tower, and police say he will be charged with first-degree murder and other crimes.
Police said Rodriguez told detectives he blamed the firm for recent trouble he had receiving unemployment benefits. As officers led him handcuffed into a police station, a reporter asked the divorced 40-year-old why he had attacked his former colleagues.
"Because they left me to rot," said Rodriguez, who recently told a bankruptcy judge he was making less than $30,000 a year at a Subway sandwich shop and had debts of nearly $90,000....

If you recall, North Carolina military was the scene of some very nasty wife killings not long ago. You know these folks serve in countries where women are not highly regarded with esteem. It wears on a person, especially men. There is a lot going on and I am sure the military is doing all it can to secure its personnel from danger.

I am told by folks who seem to know what went on at Camp LeJeune that it was a beheading. It could be a rumor. I don't know. If he served in Iraq or Afghanistan the possibility of him being that violent is understandable. If that is true, THAT is more violence than I thought anyone could conceive of. That is a brutal attack by a very strong person. I am curious his background.

Officials tight-lipped about military murder at Camp Lejeune (click title to entry - thank you)
Submitted by WWAY on 6 November 2009 - 6:53pm.

...“A lot of your questions today are going to fall into two categories. On one hand, there are going to be a lot of unanswered questions because I simply don't have the information. On the other hand, there's going to be questions that I won't answer because of the pending investigation,” said US Marine Capt. Timothy Patrick....