what boy doesn t? he also loved math, they called him their numbers guy. the other is for six-year-old jessica ricos who loved everything about horses and playing with her little brothers. as the community mourns students at other newtown schools are heading back to class for the first time as police learn more about what may have led to this horrible shooting. peter doocy joins us now live with what he s learned. good morning, peter. good morning, gretchen. we re learning more now about the exact moment the parents of at least 18 young victim high school their hearts broken on friday. it happened about five hours after the shooting in the firehouse not too far away from the school when the governor of connecticut came in and told those parents that if their first grader hadn t yet emerged from the school alive, they never would. it was evident to me that there was a reluctance to tell
once again, even with the learned psychologist there, he s playing a game. at the very least, says criminologist james fox, rader is being completely disingenuous. he says for the serial killer, the fear is all part of the twisted fun. part of the enjoyment that serial killers have is not just manipulating the victims, and tying them up, but manipulating a community, and tying them up in a grip of terror. what s now known is that rader hadn t taken a life since 1991. his explanation to the psychologist about why he stopped at ten victims is once again chillingly matter of fact. i aren t there more victims? why aren t there more? it seemed like as i got older, i started making well, physically, i just wasn t up to it. somebody would have to be an older person. i just wouldn t be able to fight physically.
disingenuous. he says for the serial killer, the fear is all part of the twisted fun. part of the enjoyment that serial killers have is not just manipulating the victims, and tying them up, but manipulating a community, and tying them up in a grip of terror. what s now known is that rader hadn t taken a life since 1991. his explanation to the psychologist about why he stopped at ten victims is once again chillingly matter of fact. why aren t there more victims? why aren t there more? it seemed like as i got older, i started making well, physically, i just wasn t up to it. somebody would have to be an older person. i just wouldn t be able to fight physically. i don t know. i think i was just starting to mellow out a little bit. fox believes it s not probably not coincidence that rader stopped committing murder