About a month before the Lewiston massacre, an Army staff sergeant in Maine who knew the gunman told a corporal at the unit he believed the man was going to…
The text messages prompted a welfare check at the gunman's house in mid-September, according to records previously released by the Sagadahoc County Sheriff's DepartmentAbout a month before the Lewiston massacre, an Army staff sergeant in Maine who knew the gunman told a corporal at the unit he believed the man was going to"snap and do a mass shooting" and urged precautions at the unit to be prepared in case the man arrived ready to kill.
"I believe he's messed up in the head," the text messages said."I love to death but I do not know how to help him and he refuses to get help or continue to get help."Robert Card, who enlisted in 2002, was a U.S. Army reservist based out of Saco, serving as a petroleum supply specialist., as NBC10 Boston first reported — said he was trained as a firearms instructor at the Army training facility in that state.
The next day, according to the previously released incident report, the deputy spoke with the gunman's brother, who said the family would work to prevent the gunman from having access to the guns.have shed new light on a possible motive and the mental state of the gunman. A woman interviewed by state police said that the killer believed the two businesses he committed the shootings at, along with several others, were broadcasting online that he was a pedophile.
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