Some people say that the sniper spent a lot of time planning what he is doing. Jeffrery Smalldon says that it is hard for people to understand what ticks off a serial killer. "I think he was very bored with his life," Smalldon said on ABCNEWS' Good Morning America Wednesday. "He was someone w

As investigators work with inconsistent eyewitness descriptions of the sniper, and the Bush administration considers the possibility that terrorists could be behind the slayings, psychologists say the shooter is likely a narcissist who doesn't experience any empathy for his victims.

Jeffrery Smalldon, a forensic psychologist who interviewed convicted Ohio sniper Thomas Lee Dillon, and other serial killers, said it's hard for innocent people to understand what makes serial killers tick.

Psychiatrists say the culprit could be a meticulous narcissist who enjoys playing God.

Personally, I feel that the sniper is someone, like Smalldon said, "...who believed that society wasn't really recognizing him in the way he felt certain he deserved to be recognized." I also believe he was someone who just got

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