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VI Fabrikant...  Where is that name familiar from?  Maybe Montreal's
Concordia University shootings...  Thats right!  You're famous!  The closest
Canada has come to having it's very own mass nurderer.  Now getting his
daughter, posting from 'hollyric@colba.net' to assist in his vindication for
some bizarre reason.  Having been chased from a whack of Canadian oriented
newsgroups it now appears he hopes to have better luck posting stuff to US
newsgroups.  Unclear as to why.  Maybe to make Fabrikant look like Mr.
Dressup (Canadian kids show) in comparison to what other gun-totin whackos
have done?  Beats me.  I've never been a gun-totin whacko.  Unlike VI
Fabrikant.
If anyone would like a bit more info on this nutjob should do a search on
'fabrikant concordia university'.  Here are two of the links with a
paragraph from each.....

http://www.uwaterloo.ca/web-docs/documents/cowan

"The police arrested Dr. Valery Fabrikant and escorted him from the campus
of Concordia University on the afternoon of  Monday, August 24, 1992. They
left the institution from which  they had removed him awash in a sea of
fear, regret, guilt and blame."

http://www.kipawa.com/universi.htm
"A 7.65-mm bullet pierced Phoivos Ziogas's abdomen and ricocheted inside his
body, severing two major arteries and destroying a kidney. Four bullets
struck Matthew Douglass in the head, face and hand. Michael Hogben was cut
down by three shots, fired at short range into his head, throat and back.
Aaron Jaan Saber was hit twice, once in the head and once in the side. A
single bullet lodged in Elizabeth Horwood's thigh. All five victims were
employees of Montreal's Concordia University, and all had the misfortune on
Aug. 24 to encounter a gunman who went on a shooting rampage last week at
the university's downtown campus. ``The gunman appears to have been
searching for vengeance,'' said Pierre Sangollo, director of the Montreal
police department's major crimes unit. ``And it looks as if most his targets
were deliberately selected.'' Police charged Valery Fabrikant, a 52-
year-old Soviet-trained associate professor of engineering with impressive
credentials and a long history of aberrant behavior, with murdering Douglass
and Hogben, and with the attempted murder of Saber, who died the next day."





"Isaac Fabrikant" <hollyric@colba.net> wrote in message
news:98e42u$lsj$1@news.colba.net...
> This is what media reported on February 5, 2001:
>
> One William Baker, 66, entered Novistar engine plant in Melrose Park,
> Illinois, shot 8 people (4 dead), and then he shot himself.  He worked at
> the plant for 40 years, was fired in 1994 for stealing engine parts.  He
was
> supposed to serve 6 months jail term starting next day.  Media called him
> several times convicted felon.  This is all we know.  Does it make sense?
> Suppose you were caught stealing, managed to fight the charges for 6
years,
> finally got 6 months to serve, which is almost nothing, would you go
> shooting a lot of people and yourself?  Of course not.  As usual, the
media
> is telling us half-truth, which is worse than a lie.
>
> Though he pleaded guilty, I do not believe he really stole something from
> the plant.  Had he been a thief, his sentence was very small, there was
> really no point to kill other people and himself.  The whole thing makes
> sense, if he was framed, fired, then coerced into pleading guilty to
> something he did not do.  Imagine a man who lived all his life honestly,
> worked at one place for 40 years, and right before retiring and collecting
> pension, he was framed, accused of stealing, and denied the pension he was
> working for all his life.  In addition, his blood-sucking lawyer has
robbed
> him of all his life savings, and after the money were gone, so was his
> lawyer.  He waited 6 years, hoping that justice would prevail.  It did
not.
> Tomorrow he is to go to jail, penniless, for something he did not do.
WHAT
> WOULD YOU DO IN HIS PLACE?
>
> The second shooting took place several days later.  One Pickett, 38-years
> old, took a revolver, came to the White House and started shooting in the
> air.  Clearly, he did not want to harm anyone, he wanted to be killed.  He
> wrote to Bush, that he worked for the government, was unjustly fired, and
> all his attempts to get justice served were in vain.  He wrote to Bush
that
> his death will be on Bush's hands.  The cop, who wounded him in the knee,
> did not want to spare his life, he just did not see the rest of Pickett.
>
> If these two shootings do not make you think hard, I predict many more
> shootings like these.
>
> V.I. Fabrikant
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