Soleil rouge
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How does one create an objective criteria for these warning signs? If we start rounding up all the people that exhibit warning signs such as liking guns, grand theft auto, and being alone, what kind of society are we creating here? I know plenty of sane people that exhibit many of the traits you list, and I don't believe that they deserve to suffer extra scrutiny from this judgemental society. So to answer your question, we ignore these cases until it's too late because we didn't know who was actually dangerous until the moment the murders happened. Warning signs just aren't a thing. Figuring people out is something that we haven't figured out yet.
You're right about liking guns and GTA - that's no big deal, but I was focusing on violent, antisocial behavior and killing animals. That's definitely not normal. Pretty much every serial killer that's ever existed displayed those characteristics.
Edited to add that he was also stalking a female classmate. How many more troubling signs do you need?
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