Here is the problem with this rehashing of a thread: those who knew him personally have claimed that he was mentally ill and refused treatment. The
word "Schizophrenic" is used often. In another thread on this subject i linked to an article discussing his mental illness, and gave every reason
why i believe him to be mentally ill based on my experience working in a mental hospital for a number of years.
However, that info is not in any thread but one. The rehashing of it in other threads has spread out any information that we may gather on this man
into countless different directions, making a gathering of the "whole story" almost impossible.
He was crazy. He isn't an a-hole. He isn't satan. He wasn't under the control of HAARP. He was mentally ill.
I posted this in this thread:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Here is the primary article:
www.winnipegfreepress.com...
Excerpt:
They say Li was clearly battling mental illness, but refused repeated offers to see a doctor and get help.
"I think, in their culture, (the issue of mental illness) is kind of frowned upon," the woman said. She works in the mental health field and said it
was obvious Li was struggling.
"He was definitely schizophrenic, probably paranoid schizophrenic," she said. "He needed help but he just wouldn't get it."
There was the constant paranoia, a feeling that he was always being watched and that others might be out to get him.
There were his bizarre, rambling stories that seemed to come out of nowhere.
And there were the unannounced bus trips that would catch his wife by surprise -- such as the time he hopped on a Greyhound headed to The Pas, later
explaining that he wanted to look at some land he was thinking about buying.
"I don't think he actually had any money. This was probably just a symptom of his disease," the woman said.
He was crazy, and was prone to taking off on busses without much notice to his loved ones. The violence is part of schizoprenia. I have seen it time
and time again, working admissions in a mental hospital with the largest catchment area in the state of Texas.
The "Please kill me" was likley not a lucid statement, either. It likely is another manifestation of his psychosis. Most often when someone has
such a severe psychotic break, they have no recollection of their actions. What they remember is a warped, "Alice in Wonderland" version of events
that they are hardly attached to on a psychological level.
