evil flip inside john bardo. rebecca schaeffer doing a love scene with an actor. and he felt totally betrayed. how dare she. this animal got her address from the dmv. paid 5 or $10 and was handed the information on rebecca schaeffer. this guy followed her. guy went to her condo. she opened the door and he shot her and killed her and she s dead? what? how can this happen? this murder was a momentous crime. it changed the way actors in hollywood went about their lives. one of the most interesting aspects of hollywood is the motion picture industry. hollywood, for generations the place where people have come from all over the country to make their dreams come true. rebecca schaeffer would come here one day to make her own stardom dreams come true. rebecca lucile schaeffer was born in 1967 in oregon. she was the only child of benson schaeffer, who was a child psychologist, and danna schaeffer, who was a writer. she spent her early years, the family did, in eugene.
for hosting today s conversation. with me today is mark fullman the national affairs editor at mother jones my colleague and the author of a brand new book trigger points inside the mission to stop mass shootings in america. will tell you all about the book in a minute, but i would like to remind our audience that you can be part of this conversation as well if you re watching us on youtube, please share any questions that you would like us to address in the text chat. this is one of the few times when an internet comment section is a good thing. and we ll make sure to get to some of your questions as we go through the program. mark it s so lovely to see you last. i think i ve seen you in person three times in the last two years and two have been within the past week. yeah, so this is a good sign for sure and i m so excited about this book. not only because it s a reporting tour de forests that has taken a lot of your time in the last 10 years. but also because it brings hope
remind our audience that you can be part of this conversation as well if you re watching us on youtube, please share any questions that you would like us to address in the text chat. this is one of the few times when an internet comment section is a good thing. and we ll make sure to get to some of your questions as we go through the program. mark it s so lovely to see you last. i think i ve seen you in person three times in the last two years and two have been within the past week. yeah, so this is a good sign for sure and i m so excited about this book. not only because it s a reporting tour de forests that has taken a lot of your time in the last 10 years. but also because it brings hope and perspective to something. that s a really grim subject. and we have a lot of grim topics out there right now, but not as much hope and perspective. so i m really excited about. taking our audience on the journey of discovery that you ve undertaken here. and maybe to start the journey b
this is one of the few times when an internet comment section is a good thing. and we ll make sure to get to some of your questions as we go through the program. mark it s so lovely to see you last. i think i ve seen you in person three times in the last two years and two have been within the past week. yeah, so this is a good sign for sure and i m so excited about this book. not only because it s a reporting tour de forests that has taken a lot of your time in the last 10 years. but also because it brings hope and perspective to something. that s a really grim subject. and we have a lot of grim topics out there right now, but not as much hope and perspective. so i m really excited about. taking our audience on the journey of discovery that you ve undertaken here. and maybe to start the journey because it really is this is a book about policy it s about science. it s about characters. it s a really gripping narrative and it shows us a discipline called behavioral threat asses
trigger points inside the mission to stop mass shootings in america. will tell you all about the book in a minute, but i would like to remind our audience that you can be part of this conversation as well if you re watching us on youtube, please share any questions that you would like us to address in the text chat. this is one of the few times when an internet comment section is a good thing. and we ll make sure to get to some of your questions as we go through the program. mark it s so lovely to see you last. i think i ve seen you in person three times in the last two years and two have been within the past week. yeah, so this is a good sign for sure and i m so excited about this book. not only because it s a reporting tour de forests that has taken a lot of your time in the last 10 years. but also because it brings hope and perspective to something. that s a really grim subject. and we have a lot of grim topics out there right now, but not as much hope and perspective. so