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psychiatrist, and immediately to establish that, and to put all the medical evidence together. in terms of previous treatment and what he was exhibiting in terms of the symptoms. dr. william july is a forensic psychologist. doctor, the question for you, when these kind of things happen, one of the concerns is will there be copy cat crimes? is it more likely to happen if we elevate this person by giving his name? as you may know i m the not giving his name, i don t want to give it any sense of celebrity. and you know, i don t want him to wake up and read his name in the paper, see it on television, listen to it on radio and say, wow, i m a somebody and some other loser loner out there think i could be a somebody, too. is there a affect in which people might be more likely to commit some kind of horrific crime thinking that that would elevate them in some manner, as perverted as it is? absolutely, governor. the problem with something like this is in a situation in