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July 21st, 2012 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
One of Holmes’s former tutors, who worked with him on a gene therapy project
at the University of California, told how the suspect shooter had been an
exceptional student who was able to cope easily with complicated science.
Describing his grasp of complex methodology as “impressive, compared to other
undergraduates I worked with before”, Hongxia Wang said he was a “smart guy
and quick learner” who exhibited no signs of a troubled mind.
“I had a great time working together with him,” Wang told the
Huffington Post. “As for personality, he was nice, easy-going and liked
to share his opinions with others.”
Timothy White, from the University of California, where Holmes attained his
undergraduate degree in neuroscience, said the suspect was a “brilliant”
student.
“Academically he was the top of the top … he really distinguished
himself from an academic point of view during his four years with us,
graduating with highest honours”, White said.
Holmes, who was in the process of withdrawing from a Ph.D. program in
neurosciences at the University of Colorado, was described as “shy and
witty” by a High School friend.
Sumit Shah, who attended Westview High School in Poway, San Diego with Holmes,
told a local news station: “He was pretty shy, but once he got comfortable
with you, he was the funniest, smartest guy … He always had something witty
to say”.
Shah said he had not seen any “warning signs” that friends and
family could have picked up on.
“The guy I knew in high school, I don’t understand how that could be the same
guy … He was shy and little quiet, but he was never aggressive or mean. He
always had really good grades. He seemed pretty normal.”
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