It's A Mystery

The young man who killed five people in a Utah mall has a story that he can no longer tell. As a young boy, he was in the middle of an Eastern European war:

When the Bosnian Serbs overran the town in 1995, taking away and massacring some 8,000 Muslim men and boys, Sulejman and his mother were evacuated by the United Nations and later reunited with his father, Redzo said.

“They were a good, quiet family and I remember that he was a nice kid when he was four or five, maybe a little bit playful,” he said, standing in front of the burnt-out shell of Sulejman’s family home in the village of Talovici, eastern Bosnia.

“No one could have supposed that he was going to do such a thing,” Redzo said. “Who knows what made him do that?”

Now why would a young man, who's childhood was rife with violence, become violent himself? It's a mystery. A real mystery.