midtown area have been shocked by this. that shooting happening in the waiting room. the family was upset because they believe the man was having a terrible time getting help from the va. he used to be a coast guard member, served four years and at some point, went to the va for help and when he went, they gave him a medication he did not like and was coming here to get some new medication and maybe help from the doctors here. at some point, he became agitated and that s when the shooting started. the atlanta police chief fwgaves an update. 12:08, we were called to 1110 west peach tree. the north side hospital. the shooting did occur inside the waiting room of that facility where five individuals were shot. unfortunately, a 39-year-old female has lost her life and of
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fighting samurai squadron. he was cat shopping, and he claimed amnesia, so the air force set him up for psychiatric tests. but then it got even more bizarre. and kathy called her friend tanya. she would telephone me and say, i m in hawaii, todd had a mental breakdown. and so he is in as psychiatric facility. she had said to me that he escaped, and was in the wooded area. in hawaii for a week or two. and when he finally came out on the road, he said that he was a samurai warrior. back then, after months of psychiatric valuation he was diagnosed with dissociative disorder. an analysis that warped his view of reality. now what the air force wanted with a fighter pilot. and because of the events, and the determinations, by the air force psychiatry s he was