It was Friday evening when the parents of Elliot Rodger clicked open the 140-page manifesto emailed to them from their son and learned of his plans for mass-murder and suicide. Frightened and alarmed, they called 911 and then raced to Isla Vista, Calif., in separate cars from Los Angeles, desperate to stop him.
It was Friday evening when the parents of Elliot Rodger clicked open the 140-page manifesto emailed to them from their son and learned of his plans for mass-murder and suicide. Frightened and alarmed, they called 911 and then raced to Isla Vista, Calif., in separate cars from Los Angeles, desperate to stop him.
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