Clarifies, wasn't so paranoid before the shooting
Does paranoid apply to the shooting? "maybe a little"
Before the shooting? "Not severe"
Gunman said he saw an FBI SUV drive by while he was at the shooting range.
DR says, well, I guess that's not paranoid
Reid asks gunman if he thought FBI was watching him before the shooting. He says he thought the FBI had him under surveillance, would stop him.
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What led you to think that? "Just maybe that I was going to commit a crime."
Gunman says he'd hoped they were watching him so they'd lock him away before he did it.
Dr Fenton locked gunman out of her office. Gunman explains he'd sent her emoticon showing a punch. "It was supposed to be me getting punched because she'd forgotten my last name... so when I went to the pharmacy.." wrong name was on RX
gunman explains the emoticon was the title of the email to Dr Fenton
Email also included wrong-name prescription
Then, next visit, the door was locked. "She thought I was going to punch her"
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"I think she misunderstood"
Gunman wondered if other doctor w/arm in sling may have feigned weakness. gunman also thought he might have been hiding something
Was it logical for others to be afraid of him?
"I'd say it was logical because I'd already started getting weapons"
Sounds like the end of the session
Brauchler asks what is important about the saws
Dr Reid says "picture as he has described a person who does not tolerate well being even in mild confrontation with people"