Thursday, December 20, 2012

Is John Best Junior the Next Adam Lanza?

New Hampshire should take measures now that might ward off horror similar to what happened in Newtown, Connecticut. A crazed person named John Best Junior is on the loose in Londonderry and we just don't know what might set him off again.

John has a violent history of attacking co-workers and has taught his Autistic son to fight in the same way. He was dishonorably discharged from the military and at the time, John was allegedly determined to have a personality disorder. Now though, that diagnosis has been upgraded to Asperger's. So, some authority who made that diagnosis failed to recognize how insane John is and they still allow him to walk the streets of Londonderry.

Authorities in Connecticut made a costly mistake by allowing Adam Lanza on the loose. They knew he was crazy enough to be on psycho medication but they could not predict the explosion that happened. John Best Junior has been known to have had some trouble with young boys and is also known to lust after teenage girls even though he is alleged to be married. He stalks and abuses autistic people on the internet and publishes vicious lies about parents of autistic children and politicians.

I have advised New Hampshire authorities to put John in the looney bin and treat him but, so far, they have not paid any attention to my warnings. For the sake of sane and decent people in Londonderry who could become victims if John goes berserk again, I suggest that New Hampshire doctors grab John and force him to try to accept his Asperger's now. We can't prevent all of the lunatics from killing innocent civilians but, in this case, I think we should exercise much caution.

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  1. Can you confirm that John Best Jr. has an Asperger's diagnosis? Can you confirm that he was once diagnosed with a personality "disorder" until they changed it to him being Aspie? Where is the proof? I've suspected it was possible that JBJr is a self-hating Aspie, though nothing can be said without evidence.

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