>You think that such acts of criminal mass murder are common enough that this is a reasonable question to ask? When the evidence you have stops fitting the (pr

>You think that such acts of criminal mass murder are common enough that this is a reasonable question to ask? When the evidence you have stops fitting the (previously) most likely hypotheses, you have to consider the (previously) less likely hypotheses. >An as aside: I don't know why reading such flippant comments about possibly murdering 240+ people upsets me so much. It's not really flippant, it's speculation on the motive. Everyone wants to know why those 240 people were killed, or if they are possibly still alive.