well i think the general public wanted to see that...if they would have released that he sent in a video and didn't show it then everyone would have been screaming to see it...

i agree its hard on the familes and everything...i dont think this would something i could get over...it would be with you your entire life...and imagine how the students feel...

unfortunetely its stuff like this that makes our news...people dont want to hear good things..good things dont stay in the headlines as long...

as for being nervous in class rooms i think everyone would be for a little while..but this thing doesn't happen very often(and thank god) so i dont think its anything to worry yourself over

 

Yeah, that's what they said on the Today Show this morning before they aired it. That's good and all, but I think the bad outweighs the good in this situation. But maybe someone's eyes will open and they will realize they know someone like that and maybe they'll save a bunch of people. Who knows...

But still, I disagree with showing the videos. Even the investigators they were interviewing were saying they thought the videos were another way he was hurting the victims families, so why show it? I think describing his behavior and what he was like would be a better option. Just my opinion.