OU student left suicide message

The Oklahoman ^ | Sun October 16, 2005 | Nolan Clay

[penelopesire]

Thanks for the ping. I have been out of town for a few days and am trying to catch up. Not buying this 'new' note stuff. Like others have said..anyone could have written the note on his PC. Wonder it they fingerprinted his computer? Going back to reading all of the posts.

[SauronOfMordor]

If he was under surveillance by the LEO community, the cell phone servive probably would not have been cut off until the explosion. Then, they would have cut all of the services in the Norman area to prevent future bombs from going off.

PhiKapMom at one point reported that cell phone service went out at least several minutes BEFORE the explosion.

[SauronOfMordor]

There is no way the computer would have been left untouched and on.

Although they probably would have taken a photo of what the computer-screen had on it before moving it or turning it off. If it was a laptop (as most students have as their only computer these days), they would not have had to turn it off before moving.

If the FBI was involved at this point, they probably have people and equiptment that would allow them to open it up and get a dump of memory to non-volatile storage for analysis before turning off the power

[Rte66]

Someone who was watching the game on cable in Mustang, OK, (west of Norman, sw of OKC) said their cable also went out for a few minutes right before half-time.

[little jeremiah]

Your explanation, IMO, is HAMMER MEETS NAIL.

Folks, read Sauron's explanation.

[Nancie Drew]

"And cellphones stopped working at the game around the time of the blast, with at least one person reporting they stopped working shortly BEFORE the blast"

Must have had Alltel:)

[Nancie Drew]

"And cellphones stopped working at the game around the time of the blast, with at least one person reporting they stopped working shortly BEFORE the blast"

Must have had Alltel:)

[SauronOfMordor]

Meanwhile, back at the ranch: US to deport 225 Pakistanis (But no mention in the US press)

[little jeremiah]

It seriously stinks.

Meanwhile, people are so busy with all the TV channels and shopping and stuff, no one gives a ****.

[hummingbird]

Not if I have access, a pair of scissors or an exacto-knife, and some glue, it isn't. Strong encryption may not be your friend, but lack of it is anyone else's friend that wants to look at your writing, FRiend. ;)

You would do that to my Hello Kitty Diary?!

Guess I'll have to get a lockbox for it!

[Old Student]

"You would do that to my Hello Kitty Diary?!

Guess I'll have to get a lockbox for it!"

Not necessarily would, but certainly could, if I though there might be anything interesting in it...

The lockbox might be a good idea, but I can probably open that, too. Bent paperclip, or a small quantity of C4, or anything in between. Depends on how badly I want into your diary. Speaking of which, anything interesting in there? ;)

[BurbankKarl]

the message:

Alluh Akbar!