I completely understand, and I wasn't trying to pick apart his words. It just hit a chord with me...I've said this phrase as well, but in this instance, I can't make it fit. I know what the Rabbi meant, but my first thought was that they were in the right place; it wasn't a coincidence.
Few pics: (from CNN, etc) ... Nancy Lanza & Adam Lanza
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No, not his eyes or expression. I mean his structure- imagine him sleeping. He has a distinct facial structure. Attached and protruding earlobes, thin skull structure, small mouth, long narrow nose. It's distinct, but that doesn't mean it's a genetic disorder. I just feel like I have a connection on the tip of my tongue. I probably shouldn't have speculated, lol.Charles Manson, The Batman killer (Holmes), <----- maybe those two had a similar look?
It is a look of "mania" to me, jmho.
He doesn't look fragile x to me, but I can see why people might say that. My first thought was Marfan, but I don't think it's accurate. Most of the ones that come to mind would not lineup with his average to above intelligence.Somebody pointed out he resembles persons with fragile X syndrome. But that results in mental retardation, and he apparently had normal IQ (or maybe even above normal).
Connecticut school massacre: business booming at gun shops and rifle ranges
Just hours after the carnage wrought at Sandy Hook might have raised doubts, Paul Smith was adamant: there is a God, and He meant for Americans to have guns.
By Jon Swaine, Bridgeport, 8:58PM GMT 16 Dec 2012
"That really does sum it up," Mr Smith told The Daily Telegraph, amid the loud crack-crack of rifles at his Bridgeport Rifle Range, where business was booming. "Guns don't kill people people do."
Adam Lanza is said to have been taken to a local range for target practice by his mother, Nancy, a gun enthusiast whose high-powered rifle was used by her son to kill 20 children and seven women.
While the owner of the other nearby range said the Lanzas did not use his facility, Mr Smith declined to do so. "I know about that, but the business practices here aren't shared with the public," he said.
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Mr Smith predicted that President Barack Obama's "knee jerk reaction" to the Sandy Hook massacre would inevitably result in "more legislation for laws that are not going to be effective".
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Read more: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...ss-booming-at-gun-shops-and-rifle-ranges.html
,Charles Manson, The Batman killer (Holmes), <----- maybe those two had a similar look?
It is a look of "mania" to me, jmho.
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To me it was the look of someone on certain drugs. Not saying he was, just stating I've seen this look before associated with drugs.
Pain pills/and or anxiety medication.
Thirteen months ago I had someone sit at my dinning room table stating they wanted to rip the eyeballs out of a family member while they had those big, wide eyes. Said person was taking pain pills. I used to see those eyes where I worked and learned to avoid them. One guy told me he wanted to push someone into a working machine. Scared the 'ell out of me, and when I told management they told me not to worry about it, he wouldn't.
Remember some of the more interesting pictures of Ronald Cummings? In some pics he had those big eyes.
I'm editing and adding as more and more incidents come to mind.
Somebody pointed out he resembles persons with fragile X syndrome. But that results in mental retardation, and he apparently had normal IQ (or maybe even above normal).
... Individuals with FXS may present anywhere on a continuum from learning disabilities in the context of a normal intelligence quotient (IQ) to severe intellectual disability, with an average IQ of 40 in males who have complete silencing of the FMR1 gene ...
I've also had a family member sit at my dinning room table who is mentally ill. We went to court to have him declared mentally incompetent. It wasn't easy! He was in his 50's. Not a young adult. It is possible. We have to get beyond the culture of keeping our secrets in the closet and get our family members help.
It's not the job of society or government. It's our responsibility. There is no shame in mental illness, no more than there is shame in any other medical condition. Trident, you said you see a look...it's there. Drugs or no drugs. Many mentally ill are on drugs, many aren't.