Mark Follman

If you're concerned about someone in a way that maybe they're becoming dangerous either to themselves or others, that's the point at which you should seek help.

If you're concerned about someone in a way that maybe they're becoming dangerous either to themselves or others, that's the point at which you should seek help.

If you're concerned about someone in a way that maybe they're becoming dangerous either to themselves or others, that's the point at which you should seek help.

Yeah. So in May of 2014, Elliot Rodger went on a rampage around the town of Isla Vista, which is adjacent to UC Santa Barbara in Southern California, and ended up killing six people. He rammed his car into a bunch of people. He was driving around town in a black BMW and shooting, shot people in several locations, and then committed suicide at the end of the attack as police were closing in on him.

Yeah. So in May of 2014, Elliot Rodger went on a rampage around the town of Isla Vista, which is adjacent to UC Santa Barbara in Southern California, and ended up killing six people. He rammed his car into a bunch of people. He was driving around town in a black BMW and shooting, shot people in several locations, and then committed suicide at the end of the attack as police were closing in on him.

Yeah. So in May of 2014, Elliot Rodger went on a rampage around the town of Isla Vista, which is adjacent to UC Santa Barbara in Southern California, and ended up killing six people. He rammed his car into a bunch of people. He was driving around town in a black BMW and shooting, shot people in several locations, and then committed suicide at the end of the attack as police were closing in on him.

So I think he injured 14 people. And of course, Many others in the community were traumatized, targeted in several places around town.

So I think he injured 14 people. And of course, Many others in the community were traumatized, targeted in several places around town.

So I think he injured 14 people. And of course, Many others in the community were traumatized, targeted in several places around town.

Yeah. He started his attack in his own apartment where he murdered his two roommates. And then a third friend of theirs who came over, lying in wait for those three individuals. And I want to say, too, that in my writing about this case and in a podcast episode that we did on our radio show, Reveal, with the Center for Investigative Reporting, I name those victims and talk about them.

Yeah. He started his attack in his own apartment where he murdered his two roommates. And then a third friend of theirs who came over, lying in wait for those three individuals. And I want to say, too, that in my writing about this case and in a podcast episode that we did on our radio show, Reveal, with the Center for Investigative Reporting, I name those victims and talk about them.

Yeah. He started his attack in his own apartment where he murdered his two roommates. And then a third friend of theirs who came over, lying in wait for those three individuals. And I want to say, too, that in my writing about this case and in a podcast episode that we did on our radio show, Reveal, with the Center for Investigative Reporting, I name those victims and talk about them.

And that's important, too. I don't have all the names off the top of my head right now, but... I encourage people to look at that too, because we're spending a lot of time talking about the perpetrator. And I think it's really important to center the victims too. But I want to make clear too that when we spend the time talking about a perpetrator like Elliot Rodger or others, I do that.

And that's important, too. I don't have all the names off the top of my head right now, but... I encourage people to look at that too, because we're spending a lot of time talking about the perpetrator. And I think it's really important to center the victims too. But I want to make clear too that when we spend the time talking about a perpetrator like Elliot Rodger or others, I do that.

And that's important, too. I don't have all the names off the top of my head right now, but... I encourage people to look at that too, because we're spending a lot of time talking about the perpetrator. And I think it's really important to center the victims too. But I want to make clear too that when we spend the time talking about a perpetrator like Elliot Rodger or others, I do that.

And I think that people in the field of threat assessment do this in their research to understand the problem. The purpose of this is solely... to get a better understanding of the nature of this so that we can prevent it from happening. It's not to sensationalize it, to glorify it, very against all of that kind of coverage. It's important to know the victims and know what happened to them.

And I think that people in the field of threat assessment do this in their research to understand the problem. The purpose of this is solely... to get a better understanding of the nature of this so that we can prevent it from happening. It's not to sensationalize it, to glorify it, very against all of that kind of coverage. It's important to know the victims and know what happened to them.

And I think that people in the field of threat assessment do this in their research to understand the problem. The purpose of this is solely... to get a better understanding of the nature of this so that we can prevent it from happening. It's not to sensationalize it, to glorify it, very against all of that kind of coverage. It's important to know the victims and know what happened to them.

So there were his roommates, their friend. Then he went to a sorority house through a stroke of good fortune. It turned out there weren't many people there. Most of the members of the sorority had gone on a trip to Las Vegas and he couldn't get in the house, so he left.

So there were his roommates, their friend. Then he went to a sorority house through a stroke of good fortune. It turned out there weren't many people there. Most of the members of the sorority had gone on a trip to Las Vegas and he couldn't get in the house, so he left.