Yes correct. The house was the home of the brother and sister in law of the former school principal, who was indeed the original missing person. They were the other two people. Sounds like possibly all three were shooting. But that hasn't been confirmed.
He was really highly regarded as a teacher and school principal, where he had achieved some really good educational outcomes in some challenging schools with difficult socio-economic dynamics. A very normal and upstanding citizen, until he seems to have ran off the rails about a year or so ago and fell off the grid. Like I say, I think the QLD (and NSW) Police, as well as grieving the tragedy, would be totally baffled as to how this outcome was even possible.
Dunno if you can draw the conclusion he was a really highly regarded teacher PT? A teacher, yes.
This is a dreadful story,
The sooner they describe 'internet psychosis' and add it to the DSM of psych illnesses and are able to treat it, the safer and more stable our society will be.
Looney, misguided, extremism; created, manipulated and exacerbated by misinformation and hatred is on the rise bigtime and we're all going to be worse off for it.
Who'd be a cop? A teacher? A nurse?
Order, education, health. The skeleton of our society, who are under-paid and under-respected.
While the deluded, parasitic, conniving and surplus-to-needs are feted.
I wish that people who are pushed over the edge by ultra-capitalism, even in their requisite extemity, could have the wherewithal to find a deserving outlet for their anger and disempowerment,
But i suppose thats the thing, then you wouldnt be angry and disempowered?
Our society is under strain.
Be truthful, be kind, be discerning.
Thats all we got
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