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Va. Tech killer Cho’s calculator for sale, renewing debate on ‘murderabilia’: So some scumbag who owns a scumbag website has gotten a hold of a Texas Instruments TI-83 Plus calculator that was once owned by Virginia Tech gunman and ultimate coward, Cho Seung Hui. It can be yours for a mere $3,700. Cho sold the [...]
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Virginia Tech students wait before the college of engineering's commencement ceremony at Cassell Coliseum on the campus of Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia May 12, 2007. On April 16 then Virginia Tech student Seung-Hui Cho killed 32 ...
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Campus ProgressVirginia Tech Shooting Prompts New Calls for Campus Gun RegulationsCampus ProgressThe incident comes several years after then-Virginia Tech graduate student Seung-Hui Cho claimed 33 lives, including his own, in April 2007, the deadliest single-gunman massacre in US history. Such tragedies create fertile soil for gun lobbyists hoping ...Tech Killing Sparks Debate on Guns, Mental HealthWilliamsburg Yorktown DailyThe Shocking...
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A Texas Instruments TI-83 Plus calculator owned by Virginia Tech shooter Seung-Hui Cho has gone on sale on the crime website Supernaught.com.
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Emily Hilscher was a victim in the April 16 Virginia Tech massacre. She was in a relationship with the gunman, Cho Seung hui. Reportedly, Cho got into an argument with Emily in the early morning on Monday April 16th. Cho pulled out a gun and killed Emily, as well as a student advisor who had come to the room because of the argument. Later that...more
Emily Hilscher was a victim in the April 16 Virginia Tech massacre. She was in a relationship with the gunman, Cho Seung hui. Reportedly, Cho got into an argument with Emily in the early morning on Monday April 16th. Cho pulled out a gun and killed Emily, as well as a student advisor who had come to the room because of the argument. Later that day, Cho killed many other faculty and students in nearby Norris Hall.
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