Candice DeLong

Well, Megan, a lot of mental disorders, mental illnesses emerge in the late teens, early to mid 20s. Now, I'm not diagnosing him. I'm simply saying that is a fact about mental illnesses. And it's certainly a good question. Looking at this young man's meteoric rise,

Well, Megan, a lot of mental disorders, mental illnesses emerge in the late teens, early to mid 20s. Now, I'm not diagnosing him. I'm simply saying that is a fact about mental illnesses. And it's certainly a good question. Looking at this young man's meteoric rise,

Well, Megan, a lot of mental disorders, mental illnesses emerge in the late teens, early to mid 20s. Now, I'm not diagnosing him. I'm simply saying that is a fact about mental illnesses. And it's certainly a good question. Looking at this young man's meteoric rise,

to success athletically, culturally, socially, academically, and then to throw it all away and appear in behavior that is a head scratcher, became a murderer, I think we probably will find something.

to success athletically, culturally, socially, academically, and then to throw it all away and appear in behavior that is a head scratcher, became a murderer, I think we probably will find something.

to success athletically, culturally, socially, academically, and then to throw it all away and appear in behavior that is a head scratcher, became a murderer, I think we probably will find something.

Yes, that can happen. Now, I'm not saying this guy is psychotic. Clinical term means out of touch with reality, doesn't perceive things as they are, possibly hearing voices. We don't know that about him. But the answer to your question is yes. I'm aware of a number of cases, both in my life growing up and then as a psychiatric nurse caring for people.

Yes, that can happen. Now, I'm not saying this guy is psychotic. Clinical term means out of touch with reality, doesn't perceive things as they are, possibly hearing voices. We don't know that about him. But the answer to your question is yes. I'm aware of a number of cases, both in my life growing up and then as a psychiatric nurse caring for people.

Yes, that can happen. Now, I'm not saying this guy is psychotic. Clinical term means out of touch with reality, doesn't perceive things as they are, possibly hearing voices. We don't know that about him. But the answer to your question is yes. I'm aware of a number of cases, both in my life growing up and then as a psychiatric nurse caring for people.

young people who went away to college, and the expression is came home in a basket. And what happened was mental illness, serious, usually schizophrenia, or sometimes bipolar disorder, emerged where there's that bridge from puberty to adulthood.

young people who went away to college, and the expression is came home in a basket. And what happened was mental illness, serious, usually schizophrenia, or sometimes bipolar disorder, emerged where there's that bridge from puberty to adulthood.

young people who went away to college, and the expression is came home in a basket. And what happened was mental illness, serious, usually schizophrenia, or sometimes bipolar disorder, emerged where there's that bridge from puberty to adulthood.

As a psychiatric nurse, I saw it. And when my son was in high school decades ago, a friend of his did some kind of designer drug, psychedelic drug, became a schizophrenic thought disorder, and it did not have a happy ending. These are very serious drugs. And if somebody has a history, they may not even know they have history of mental illness of some kind, it can open the floodgates.

As a psychiatric nurse, I saw it. And when my son was in high school decades ago, a friend of his did some kind of designer drug, psychedelic drug, became a schizophrenic thought disorder, and it did not have a happy ending. These are very serious drugs. And if somebody has a history, they may not even know they have history of mental illness of some kind, it can open the floodgates.

As a psychiatric nurse, I saw it. And when my son was in high school decades ago, a friend of his did some kind of designer drug, psychedelic drug, became a schizophrenic thought disorder, and it did not have a happy ending. These are very serious drugs. And if somebody has a history, they may not even know they have history of mental illness of some kind, it can open the floodgates.

Right, exactly. I'm not surprised. that his friends from college, which was a while ago, were saying, gee, we didn't see this coming, he's totally normal. Because when many of these mental illnesses we're talking about emerge, it happens in a matter of weeks. And I haven't seen anyone being interviewed that said they had interacted with him in the last six months.

Right, exactly. I'm not surprised. that his friends from college, which was a while ago, were saying, gee, we didn't see this coming, he's totally normal. Because when many of these mental illnesses we're talking about emerge, it happens in a matter of weeks. And I haven't seen anyone being interviewed that said they had interacted with him in the last six months.

Right, exactly. I'm not surprised. that his friends from college, which was a while ago, were saying, gee, we didn't see this coming, he's totally normal. Because when many of these mental illnesses we're talking about emerge, it happens in a matter of weeks. And I haven't seen anyone being interviewed that said they had interacted with him in the last six months.

Well, no, I'm not surprised. A couple of things. came to my mind about that radio silence with family and friends. One is that, yes, possibly a mental illness was emerging. But moreover, now that we know what he did last week, he had decided to do it to kill someone, to kill this person. And he did not want to interact with anyone.

Well, no, I'm not surprised. A couple of things. came to my mind about that radio silence with family and friends. One is that, yes, possibly a mental illness was emerging. But moreover, now that we know what he did last week, he had decided to do it to kill someone, to kill this person. And he did not want to interact with anyone.