All tinfoil about what really happened aside, this was fascinating. While I obviously do not condone, or excuse his actions, I can't help but feel sympathy for any tortured soul like his. If he were a rabid sociopath/psychopath who just murdered innocent people conscientiously out of malice, it'd be one thing. But the fact that he had mental defects that were crudely left unattended is sad. This was a guy who at one point couldn't keep it together when reading a textbook because he was so injured, so to speak. It's hard for me to completely disconnect from his humanity and plight, even in light of the atrocities that followed as a result of the symptoms.