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Article: A Year After Massacre, Family Lives 'in Darkness'; Parents of Va. Tech Gunman Secluded
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- The Washington Post
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- April 12, 2008
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Like so many thousands of Virginia Tech parents, Sung Tae and
Hyang Im Cho spent the day of April 16 calling their son's cellphone
and sending him e-mails, hoping he hadn't fallen prey to the man who
was shooting students and professors at Virginia Tech.
The Chos' fears were confirmed when police officers, FBI agents
and a chaplain showed up that night at their Centreville townhouse.
But the news was worse than they had imagined.
Their shy, quiet 23-year-old son was the student gunman who
fatally shot 32 people before killing himself.
Nearly a year later, Seung Hui Cho's parents have virtually cut
themselves off from the world. Relatives from South Korea have not
heard from them. The blinds ...
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