10-28-2015, 11:14 AM
(10-27-2015, 01:43 PM)HairOfTheDog Wrote: Well, do a little digging Tiki. I'm sure you'll be able to satisfy your curiosity.
Mental illness and poverty both contribute to certain types of crimes and general crime rates, in my opinion, but they don't contribute to all crimes.
Anyway, at this point, I'm more curious to find out whether she was impaired by alcohol and/or drugs and if she drove into a crowd of people with the intention of committing mass murder and possibly suicide.
Chambers was sent home early from her job on Saturday (Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers) “because they thought she was on drugs.” She had worked until midnight, on Friday.
A co-worker said that Chambers “kept to herself, (and was) definitely not as loud and social as the others.”
Her FB page only contained pictures of her . . . alone.
She lives with her boyfriend, Jesse Gaylord (an OSU Student), in Stilwater, who stated that his girlfriend was “working two jobs and mentioned having trouble sleeping.”
According to her father, she was planning on moving back to her hometown of Oologah (her hometown), one hundred miles from Stillwater.
I was curious as to what economic barriers, if any, were a possible hindrance, preventing this woman from seeking professional treatment . . . if she suffered from physical or mental health issues.
Other than that, I consider her as another mass-killer.