Chardon Gunman Suspect T.J. Lane’s Gun-Wielding Facebook Pics, Violent Wall Post

Suspected Chardon High School gunman T.J. Lane’s Facebook has sever..., including a self-written story that ends with “Die, all of you” and a picture of the junior holding a gun and a knife. (In another picture, he snuggles with an oversize Teddy bear.)

Lane’s “likes” include the American Psychological Association, whose first post is a New York Times article titled “Facebook Posts Can Offer Clues of Depression.”

“Mental health experts say that dark postings by adolescents should not be hastily dismissed because they can serve as an early warning system for timely intervention,” reads the introduction.

The warning may have come a minute too late. Lane’s classmates reported a tweet from the suspect about bringing a gun to school, but they said no one took him seriously.

“FBI officials would not comment on a motive. But 15-year-old Danny Komertz, who witnessed the shooting, said the gunman was known as an outcast who had apparently been bullied,” reported KCTV5.com.

 
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