Names of victim Virginia Tech University Shooting

Names of victim Virginia Tech University shooting.

A gunman ambushed and killed a campus police officer and was later reported to have been found dead on Thursday at Virginia Tech University, the site of one of the worst shooting rampages in U.S. history.

Two dead in Virginia Tech University shooting. Names of victim Virginia Tech University Shooting they are :

Names of victim Virginia Tech University Shooting. Second shooting: Norris Hall Engineering Building (2007)

1. Ross Alameddine, a sophomore from Saugus, Massachusetts.
2. Caitlin Hammaren, a sophomore in International Studies and French.
3. Matt La Porte, a freshman from Dumont, New Jersey in University Studies.
4. Jarrett Lane, a senior from Narrows, Virginia in Civil Engineering.
5. Henry Lee, a freshman from Roanoke, Virginia in Computer Engineering.
6. Juan Ortiz Ortiz, a graduate Puerto Rican student in Civil Engineering.
7. Daniel Pérez-Cueva, a student from Peru in International Relations.
8. Mary Read, a freshman from Annandale, Virginia.
9. Reema Samaha, a freshman from Centreville, Virginia.
10. Leslie Sherman, a sophomore in History and International Studies from Springfield, Virginia.
11. Maxine Turner, a senior from Vienna, Virginia in Chemical Engineering.
12. Christopher Jamie Bishop, an instructor killed while teaching a German class.
13. Kevin Granata, a professor.
14. Liviu Librescu, a professor and Holocaust survivor killed while holding off the gunman so his students could escape out the window.
15. G. V. Loganathan, a professor.
16. Jocelyne Couture-Nowak, a French teacher from Montreal, Quebec.
17. Brian Bluhm, a graduate student in Civil Engineering.
18. Source: Wikipedia.org verified on Virginiatechvictim.com

About Names of victim Virginia Tech University Shooting 2011, Many details were hazy Thursday night; police would divulge neither a motive nor the names of the victims. Nor would they confirm that the case was, as reported by several news outlets, a murder-suicide — even though the university told students and employees in the late afternoon that there was “no longer an active threat,” and a state police sergeant encouraged media to “read between the lines” when asked if the gunman was still at bay.