RICHMOND, Va., Aug. 3 (UPI) -- Survivors of people killed or wounded in the Virginia Tech massacre say they are angry that Gov. Tim Kaine declined to reopen an investigation of the shooting.
Sixty-five family members of victims signed a statement asking Kaine to reconvene the panel that looked into the April 2007 massacre, saying its report contains "grave errors, misinformation and glaring omissions." The statement followed news that mental health records of the shooter, Seung-Hui Cho, had surfaced, after the university said the records had been lost or destroyed, The Washington Post reported Monday.