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Suspected Fort Hood Gunman Participated In Homeland Security Conferences
The Army psychiatrist who’s suspected of opening fire in a busy Fort Hood deployment-processing center Thursday participated in homeland security conferences in the Washington area.
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WASHINGTON (November 6, 2009)—Suspected Fort Hood gunman Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan participated in homeland security conferences in 2008 and 2009 at George Washington University while based in the Washington area.
Most recently, Hasan was listed as an attendee in January for a conference on new security priorities for the Obama administration.
Frank Cilluffo, director of the university's Homeland Security Policy Institute, said Hasan was never affiliated with the school.
He attended sessions as a disaster and preventive psychiatry fellow at the Uniformed Services University School of Medicine.
Cilluffo said he remembers Hasan wore Army fatigues to conferences, which seemed odd at the time.
Cilluffo said he remembers cutting Hasan off once for rambling, although he doesn't remember the subject.
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This guy turned(snapped) into a psychotic Radical!! GOD bless the dead/wounded/ Families/Friends, and our Soldiers in the Middle East!!
I HAD A PHONE CALL FROM A DEAR FRIEND IN COPPERS COVE ,TX WILL I WAS OUT SHOPPING. I COULD NOT BELIEVE WHAT I WAS HEARING....MY STOMACH DROPPED AND I LOST COLOR IN MY FACE.I THAT THAT COULD NEVER HAPPEN WHERE SOLDIERS AND FAMILY IS SUPPOSED 2 BE SAVE...! WE WAS STATIONED THE MANY YEARS AGO...NO I FEEL SICK EVERY TIME I HEAR ABOUT THAT TRAGIC MOMENT WHAT TOOK SSSSOOOO MANY INNOCENT LIFE'S...! I PRAY TO ''' GOD '''THAT THIS NEVER EVER HAPPENED AGAIN . """GOD BLESS THIS FALLEN SOLDIERS AND CIVILIAN LIFE'S FAMILIES...! """
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