Dr. Fenton

Fenton and Feinstein figured that given his situation, he had appropriate goals for his future. Nothing that screamed he was going to end his life or the life of others. So next, they ask if he told anyone he had dropped out.

Fenton and Feinstein figured that given his situation, he had appropriate goals for his future. Nothing that screamed he was going to end his life or the life of others. So next, they ask if he told anyone he had dropped out.

Dr. Fenton and Dr. Feinstein try to convince him to keep coming back to therapy, but James said that since he's not a student anymore, it won't be covered by insurance. However, they tell him to keep coming back anyway, and they'll figure it out. But next, James does something really strange. About 20 minutes into their 50-minute session, he randomly stands up, turns on his heels, and walks out.

Dr. Fenton and Dr. Feinstein try to convince him to keep coming back to therapy, but James said that since he's not a student anymore, it won't be covered by insurance. However, they tell him to keep coming back anyway, and they'll figure it out. But next, James does something really strange. About 20 minutes into their 50-minute session, he randomly stands up, turns on his heels, and walks out.

Dr. Fenton and Dr. Feinstein try to convince him to keep coming back to therapy, but James said that since he's not a student anymore, it won't be covered by insurance. However, they tell him to keep coming back anyway, and they'll figure it out. But next, James does something really strange. About 20 minutes into their 50-minute session, he randomly stands up, turns on his heels, and walks out.

No handshake, no goodbye, or anything. But he never indicated he was planning to harm anyone. So again, they said they couldn't put him under any psychiatric hold. Here is Dr. Fenton explaining this.

No handshake, no goodbye, or anything. But he never indicated he was planning to harm anyone. So again, they said they couldn't put him under any psychiatric hold. Here is Dr. Fenton explaining this.

No handshake, no goodbye, or anything. But he never indicated he was planning to harm anyone. So again, they said they couldn't put him under any psychiatric hold. Here is Dr. Fenton explaining this.

But Dr. Fenton was so uneasy about the situation, she decided to break her pledge of doctor-patient confidentiality and she called James' mother. When Arlene answered the phone, Dr. Fenton said that James had been seeing her for his anxiety, but then she said, Did you know he quit school? Arlene said she suspected it because the last time they spoke, James said he was struggling.

But Dr. Fenton was so uneasy about the situation, she decided to break her pledge of doctor-patient confidentiality and she called James' mother. When Arlene answered the phone, Dr. Fenton said that James had been seeing her for his anxiety, but then she said, Did you know he quit school? Arlene said she suspected it because the last time they spoke, James said he was struggling.

But Dr. Fenton was so uneasy about the situation, she decided to break her pledge of doctor-patient confidentiality and she called James' mother. When Arlene answered the phone, Dr. Fenton said that James had been seeing her for his anxiety, but then she said, Did you know he quit school? Arlene said she suspected it because the last time they spoke, James said he was struggling.

But Arlene claimed that she was never informed that James was having homicidal ideations. She and Dr. Fenton also talked about James continuing treatment, even though he wasn't a student anymore. And Arlene offered to continue paying for the therapy sessions. However, James would never come back.

But Arlene claimed that she was never informed that James was having homicidal ideations. She and Dr. Fenton also talked about James continuing treatment, even though he wasn't a student anymore. And Arlene offered to continue paying for the therapy sessions. However, James would never come back.

But Arlene claimed that she was never informed that James was having homicidal ideations. She and Dr. Fenton also talked about James continuing treatment, even though he wasn't a student anymore. And Arlene offered to continue paying for the therapy sessions. However, James would never come back.

The beta team is in charge of helping students that have potentially dangerous behavior. After receiving a report, they will then conduct a background check on the individual to see if they have some sort of criminal record. They also check to see if they have been in the military to look at possible PTSD, and then they will go from there.

The beta team is in charge of helping students that have potentially dangerous behavior. After receiving a report, they will then conduct a background check on the individual to see if they have some sort of criminal record. They also check to see if they have been in the military to look at possible PTSD, and then they will go from there.

The beta team is in charge of helping students that have potentially dangerous behavior. After receiving a report, they will then conduct a background check on the individual to see if they have some sort of criminal record. They also check to see if they have been in the military to look at possible PTSD, and then they will go from there.

So Dr. Fenton said she called them to figure out what she should do next. Here is this potentially violent man who just dropped out of school. What should we do with him?" Now, in the beta's report, they said, quote, Lynn Fenton described James Holmes as having homicidal thoughts and also stated that he had threatened and harassed her via email text message. End quote.

So Dr. Fenton said she called them to figure out what she should do next. Here is this potentially violent man who just dropped out of school. What should we do with him?" Now, in the beta's report, they said, quote, Lynn Fenton described James Holmes as having homicidal thoughts and also stated that he had threatened and harassed her via email text message. End quote.

So Dr. Fenton said she called them to figure out what she should do next. Here is this potentially violent man who just dropped out of school. What should we do with him?" Now, in the beta's report, they said, quote, Lynn Fenton described James Holmes as having homicidal thoughts and also stated that he had threatened and harassed her via email text message. End quote.