The man accused of killing an MIT professor and two students at Brown University left behind video recordings in which he says he had planned the attack for years, the US Department of Justice said on Tuesday. The shooter in the 13 and 15 December attacks was a former Brown student and Portuguese national, whom law enforcement found dead in a New Hampshire storage facility days after the shootings.
This case just seems to rumble on and on, each new revelation cementing it's desirability for Netflix and Prime Video scriptwriters.
In the recordings, the shooter says that he had been planning the attack for six semesters, according to the transcript. He did not provide a motive for targeting Brown or the MIT professor, with whom he attended school in Portugal decades earlier.
So it's now looking more and more like a beef from the old country, and not just a product of typical modern US university crackpotism.
He calls his execution of the murders “a little incompetent” but added: “At least something was done.”
About what?
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