Pace, Donald Edward, 70, passed away Saturday, Dec. 9, 2023, at home, after being diagnosed in August 2023 with pancreatic cancer. Don was born Sept. 25, 1953, in St. Louis,
well, okay. and then what happens with the children and the parents who clear live will go into a depression? well, that can be treated. so i don t think we should think that that s a failure. we don t think of that of any kind of a short or moral upcoming. that s very treatable. we are not talking about the shooter here. he play have had a condition too. anybody suffering now can be treated and move toward healing. judge jeanine: final question before i go to dr. barbara kerwin a forensic psychologist sitting in new york city now. you know, when we say can this kind of thing be prevented and you think that maybe it can be, if you know enough about the individual. you know, my question really is why is the world so different today? why are people doing this? why is this becoming the norm? you know, i don t have the one answer for that. people think that there is a too much of culture of violence. people are too isolated in their own minds.
well, okay. and then what happens with the children and the parents who clear live will go into a depression? well, that can be treated. so i don t think we should think that that s a failure. we don t think of that of any kind of a short or moral upcoming. that s very treatable. we are not talking about the shooter here. he play have had a condition too. anybody suffering now can be treated and move toward healing. judge jeanine: final question before i go to dr. barbara kerwin a forensic psychologist sitting in new york city now. you know, when we say can this kind of thing be prevented and you think that maybe it can be, if you know enough about the individual. you know, my question really is why is the world so different today? why are people doing this? why is this becoming the norm? you know, i don t have the one answer for that. people think that there is a too much of culture of violence. people are too isolated in their own minds.