A letter from MSU shooter Anthony McRae note said he felt hated and rejected ahead of the deadly mass shooting at Michigan State University.
EAST LANSING, Mich. --on the Michigan State University campus left a note describing himself as being "hated," "a loner" and an "outcast."
"They made me who I'm am today a killer," the note read. "I'm a person," and "They hate me why? why? why? why?"McRae, who lived in nearby Lansing, had no apparent connection to the East Lansing school. The rampage began about 8 p.m. on Feb. 13 when shots were fired inside a classroom at Berkey Hall on the north end of campus. Police believe McRae then walked into the nearby student union building firing more shots.
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