Response from: joe    (06/01/06 10:54am)

I think he was. I knew Ed as a young teen. He was always very studious, a very good student, on teh tennis team, liked playing chess, and it seemed he was always destined for great things academically and career-wise. Perhaps the pressure he always seemed to be under to be good at what he did lead to this? I am not blaming anyone, many people put this pressure on themselves and he seemed to be that type. He never seemed to "cut loose", ever, as a kid. I feel sorry for Ed because he must have been hurting a lot to do what he did...a lot. And of course I feel for his family. He was a very good kid that acheived a lot in his life before this horrible ending.

Response from: Melissa    (06/03/06 4:38am)

A tragic story :-(

Response from: donate car    (05/24/07 10:53am)

The man had two children for god's sake. How can you say that this was a simple case of depression? If this is the case, then everybody who suffers from a depression could kill everybody they know and everyone else would blame it on the depression. No. This is not normal. He most probably suffered of a head condition.

Response from: donate car    (05/24/07 11:22am)

The man had two children for god's sake. How can you say that this was a simple case of depression? No. This is not normal. He most probably suffered of a head condition.

Response from: Susie    (06/13/09 11:30pm)

Does anyone know where Ed was raised?