Malik Nadal Hasan, the shooter in yesterday’s mass shooting at Fort Hood is alive; 13 people have been confirmed dead, and 28 more have been injured, but are in stable condition.
Initially it was reported that Malik Nadal Hasan was one of the dead, but it has been confirmed that he is alive, that he was shot several times and he is in stable condition. Hasan is the sole suspect in the shootings.
Hasan, 39 recently received orders to deploy to Afghanistan, he is a psychiatrist at Darnall Army Medical Center at Fort Hood. Hasan graduated from Virginia Tech and had a psychiatrist licensed in Virginia. He has also worked at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
Hasan is a U.S. citizen of Jordanian descent, he was born in Virginia and has never been deployed outside the US.
In the surveillance video shown below is Malik Nadal Hasan getting coffee the morning before the shootings at 6:20 am. The store owner said that the only thing out of the ordinary was that he said he was being deployed to Afghanistan and he was concerned.
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"Traditional garb"?
Where? Not here!!
Was this psychiatrist on an antidepresant?
The Physicians Desk Reference states that SSRI antidepressants and all antidepressants can cause mania, psychosis, abnormal thinking, paranoia, hostility, etc. These side effects can also appear during withdrawal.
Go to www.SSRIstories.com where there are over 3,400 cases, with the full media article available, involving bizarre murders, suicides, school shootings [49 of these] and murder-suicides - all of which involve SSRI antidepressants like Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil, etc, . The media article usually tells which SSRI antidepressant the perpetrator was taking or had been using.
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