no way thats 15 minutes. think of the scale here. The first building houses almost 900 people, look at the size of the building. He might run that in 15 minutes, bike it in 15 minutes, but i doubt you could walk that in 15, especially considering thats about wakeup time
juggs i go to school at tech. I lived in the curved dorm right next to AJ. Its completely possible to get from AJ to Norris in 10 minutes walking briskly. 15 minutes walking average.
its not like two pistols + many mags could easily fit in a backpack
i imagine it was real tough to go through all the college campus police checkpoints with such hardware
are you insinuating that the guy who just shot and killed two people may have been groggy ... and thus walking slower?
why did they resume classes after the 7:15 shooting
someone screwed up big time
from some random news story
'an angry young man burst into the dormitory and shot a young woman in what appeared to be a domestic argument. Ryan Clarke, a resident assistant and fifth-year senior from Georgia, tried to intervene. The intruder shot him to death'
doesn't sound very planned. maybe he went home, realized he was fucked and came back to go out columbine style although that doesn't explain the l337 tactical vest and chains
i cant believe they didnt stop the second plane on 9/11
ok juggs, let's say you're right and this guy's fat, out of shape, and really sleepy in spite of just murdering two people, and it takes him 30 minutes to walk a quarter mile.....where do the other 90 minutes go?
juggs i go to school at tech. I lived in the curved dorm right next to AJ. Its completely possible to get from AJ to Norris in 10 minutes walking briskly. 15 minutes walking average.
edit: I made it from Cochrane (the curved buidling) to Shultz (not even shown on the map because its so far away--up and to the right from where the map ends) in less than 10 minutes when i was late for work--and i didn't run or anything.
I don't follow juggs' postings usually...but is he trolling? If not, wtf.
and just so you know link we at ASU are having a candlelight vigil for you guys on thursday night on campus. why 4 days later I dont know but we feel for you
'I don't think my teacher got out' - baltimoresun.com
In this morning's lecture on solid mechanics in Virginia Tech's Norris Hall, all was quiet except for the sound of Professor Liviu Librescu's voice.
Then came the gunshots -- in the classroom next door. In an instant, a building dedicated to the science of engineering was torn apart by the worst shooting spree in U.S. history.
Richard Mallalieu, a junior in Librescu's course, said he and about 20 classmates instantly dropped to the floor, ducking under and behind desks for what sounded like the first 10 shots.
"It wasn't like an automatic weapon, but it was a steady 'pow,' 'pow,' 'pow,' 'pow,'" Mallalieu, a 23-year-old from Luray, Va., said in a telephone interview with The Sun. "We didn't know what to do at first".
Then the sound of the gunshots shifted. Coming closer.
Their next move became instantly clear: Get out.
Mallalieu said his professor "held the door shut" while several students darted to the windows. Some climbed up on desks, ledges and a radiator cover to pull the screens down and kick at the metal-framed glass. Three windows easily gave way and swung open on hinges as the gunshots got louder.
Closer.
"It sounded like he was going out into the hallway," said Mallalieu, a civil engineering major.
Once the windows of the second-floor classroom were open, Mallalieu and most of his classmates hung out of them and dropped about 10 to 15 feet to bushes and grass below, he said.
Some students ran immediately to a nearby building. Others waited to help students who were injured by the fall, Mallalieu said.
But then the sound of gunfire filled the classroom they had just fled, sending the rest who had escaped running about 30 yards to Patton Hall, he added.
"I don't think my teacher got out," Mallalieu said.
Librescu, a professor of engineering science and mechanics who was educated in Romania and is a U.S. citizen, could not be reached. As of 4 p.m., his wife had not been able to find him.
"I am looking also. I know that he was shot but I cannot find him," she said in a panic. "How is it possible that a wife cannot know?"
You guys are making fun of juggs but the guy really did tunnel across campus.
ok, so at 7 in the morning...what kind of foot traffic is happening.
And lets say that at 7 in the morning, you kill 2 people..would there be enough people around to see you do it? to make a positive id?
And if you looked around and saw a couple hundred people looking your way after you just blew a hole through a couple of your school chums...would you briskly walk in a straight line to the place where you plan on popping off the 3-4 clips per weapon you have in your pockets?
I'm just saying that, yeah, the average student may walk that in very little time, but the average student doesnt have 2 smoking pistols in his pocket and a good portion of an entire 800+ person dorm pointing the local cops in his direction