Wesleyan Shooter Targeting Jews?

I know this doesn't have the strongest tie to Miami, but I'm a graduate of Wesleyan University, and I'm absolutely floored by the new developments that are coming out regarding yesterday's shooting of Johanna Justin-Jinich, 21.First, it was revealed that the Middletown, CT police had the suspect Stephen Morgan, 29,...

By P. Scott Cunningham

May 7, 2009

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I know this doesn't have the strongest tie to Miami, but I'm a graduate of Wesleyan University, and I'm absolutely floored by the new developments that are coming out regarding yesterday's shooting of Johanna Justin-Jinich, 21.

First, it was revealed that the Middletown, CT police had the suspect Stephen Morgan, 29, in custody and let him go.

And now the campus is on lock-down as police believe that Morgan may be targeting other Jewish students, in which case, this horrific story might not be over.

There are many other Wesleyan graduates in Miami, and parents who have sons and daughters currently enrolled. My thoughts are with you during this difficult time.

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