it was sent to a psychiatrist hochls was s holmes was seeing, dr.n fenton also the university's director of mental student health services. she said in that package, holmes wrote about killing people. fenton did not respond an e-mail or phone calls. in may, according to this class schedule. holmes was supposed to give a presentation on microrna biomarkers, a topic that explores genetics and mental illness. on june 7th, he took the required oral exams and did poorly. three days later, he told the university he was withdrawing and didn't give a reason. holmes access to secure areas of the school was immediately remo removed. he applied online june 25th to this private gun range a half hour from his apartment. the owner followed up on the application and listened to a voice message on the other end that he describes as weird. almost like the person leaving the message was drunk. he told cnn guttural, freakish, maybe drunk, just weird and bizarre, it was james holmes' message. holmes was also recently on this website posting a picture in red hair. it is

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dr. camillo s. sasson. this is what she had to say in this horrifying shooting. going to be joined by dr. sasson, an e. rshr. doctor who treated the 3-month-old and, again, doctor, we appreciate the time this morning. what can you tell us about that young victim in particular? >> well, the good news is the 3-month-old has been discharged home in care of her parents so that patient has been able to be released from the hospital. has about an an absolute terrifying scene all night. we started having patients come in at 1:15 in the morning and already seen 20 patients total. >> what degree of injuries are you seeing with these 22 that you've thus far treated? >> we've had anywhere from mild to very severe injury, got nine critical patients right now who are currently in the operating room or critical care unit. >> we heard reports that the gunman calmly walked aisle to aisle shooting at close range. are the gunshot wounds reflecting that reporting? >> you know, very difficult to say exactly but all we can say is we have had very severely injured patients here at the

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dr. bernard edward powers junior. he graduated from saint peter minnesota. further studsber s s further studsber s tud s studi served as behavioral sciences soo coordinator from 1977 to 1978. he was employed at northeastern university where he served as department chair. he has been employed as professor of history teaching courses in united states and african-american history. has he been directory as african-american history and is currently chairman of that department. he has presented nuk rumerous ps and has served as manuscript referee and including the journal of american history, the georgia historical and is the author of black charlestonians which was chosen as one of the outstanding books in 1995. and was published in the fall of 1996. please join me in welcoming dr. powers. two his right, is doctor steven r wise. dr. wise received his bachelor's degree and masters degree from bowling green state university. he was drawn to the university of south carolina to study under noted civil war historian. dr. wise has written and edited a number of works and currently workin

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