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Cho probably intended it to be a poem to show his interest. But the girl was creeped out. Then the police filed a restraining order against Cho. Cho then became depressed and said he wanted to "kill himself". He was put into a psychiatric ward for one night.<ref>[http://www.kwesthues.com/vtmassacre.htm Mobbing And The Virginia Tech Massacre]</ref>
Cho probably intended it to be a poem to show his interest. But the girl was creeped out. Then the police filed a restraining order against Cho. Cho then became depressed and said he wanted to "kill himself". He was put into a psychiatric ward for one night.<ref>[http://www.kwesthues.com/vtmassacre.htm Mobbing And The Virginia Tech Massacre]</ref>
==Emily Hilscher incident==
Seung-Hui Cho has chatted with Emily Hilscher, a classmate of his, online. Cho said his name is "Mystery Man" and he didn't want to show his face. In their chat conversation, Cho said that and he wanted to meet Hilscher. Hilscher agreed. A few days later, Cho, near bedtime, stood outside of Hilscher's dorm room and knocked on the door. Cho, wearing sunglasses, said he was the "Mystery Man" and he wanted to come in. However, Hilscher was creeped out. She probably didn't recognize that he was her classmate or that she chatted with him online. She reported the incident and wanted to press charges against Cho.
Hilscher later dropped the charges after Cho explained that it was a "joke". However, Hilscher has gotten a restraining order against Cho. This restraining order against Cho probably angered him.
However, Hilscher herself never really felt safe against Cho. She thought Cho was a stalker and could be a potential rapist. Hilscher's [[boyfriend]] brought Hilscher a gun to protect against a possible [[rape]] by Cho.
Cho had gotten a heated argument with Emily Hilscher moments before the massacre, and then shot her.


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