The Drag

Charles could see literally hundreds of people going about their business below, and all of them were potential targets of his murderous wrath.

Not only could Charles target almost every square foot of the UT Austin campus, but he also had a perfect view of nearby Guadalupe Street, which was home to coffee shops, bookstores, and other student hangouts.

And with that, Charles took a deep breath, shouldered his rifle, and took aim at the innocent people below.

The first unfortunate soul that came into Whitman's sights was 18-year-old Claire Wilson.

Devereux was stopped dead in his tracks by the horrific sight of Boyer's shooting and received a bullet through the arm.

He was only saved from an execution by the fact that he audaciously feigned death, laying still so that Whitman wouldn't target him again.

Whitman then turned his attention to the nearby Guadalupe Street, where he spotted three Peace Corps volunteers on the way to lunch.

David Mattson, Roland Elke, and Tom Herman hadn't heard the gunshots coming from the top of the main building, and only realized something was happening when a bullet ripped off a chunk of Mattson's wrist.

Charles could see literally hundreds of people going about their business below, and all of them were potential targets of his murderous wrath.

Not only could Charles target almost every square foot of the UT Austin campus, but he also had a perfect view of nearby Guadalupe Street, which was home to coffee shops, bookstores, and other student hangouts.

With that, Charles took a deep breath, shouldered his rifle, and took aim at the innocent people below.

The first unfortunate soul that came into Whitman's sights was 18-year-old Claire Wilson.

Devereux was stopped dead in his tracks by the horrific sight of Boyer's shooting and received a bullet through the arm.

He was only saved from an execution by the fact that he audaciously feigned death, laying still so that Whitman wouldn't target him again.

Whitman then turned his attention to the nearby Guadalupe Street, where he spotted three Peace Corps volunteers on the way to lunch.

David Mattson, Roland Elke, and Tom Herman hadn't heard the gunshots coming from the top of the main building, and only realized something was happening when a bullet ripped off a chunk of Mattson's wrist.

And something started to kind of happen in the middle of all this commotion where a musician named Daniel Johnston began to play sets around the UT campus.

So for those who don't know, and I'm sure many of you do, Daniel Johnston was kind of like a local mentally ill weirdo who worked at McDonald's on the drag scene.

which is a campus-bound strip of Guadalupe Street that sort of belongs to the UT students.

And he would hand out tape recordings of his music to students.

But eventually, Louis Black of Glass Eye got his hands on one of these tapes,

Charles could see literally hundreds of people going about their business below, and all of them were potential targets of his murderous wrath.

Not only could Charles target almost every square foot of the UT Austin campus, but he also had a perfect view of nearby Guadalupe Street, which was home to coffee shops, bookstores, and other student hangouts.

And with that, Charles took a deep breath, shouldered his rifle, and took aim at the innocent people below.

The first unfortunate soul that came into Whitman's sights was 18-year-old Claire Wilson.

Devereux was stopped dead in his tracks by the horrific sight of Boyer's shooting and received a bullet through the arm.

He was only saved from an execution by the fact that he audaciously feigned death, laying still so that Whitman wouldn't target him again.

Whitman then turned his attention to the nearby Guadalupe Street, where he spotted three Peace Corps volunteers on the way to lunch.

David Mattson, Roland Elke, and Tom Herman hadn't heard the gunshots coming from the top of the main building, and only realized something was happening when a bullet ripped off a chunk of Mattson's wrist.

It's kind of fun, uh, if you got a chance to go see it.

Uh, that was, uh, a, they parade basically down Guadalupe Street and then onto West Campus.

Uh, the, uh, West Mall, uh, ended up hanging out there.

So a lot of fun overall, I think, uh, last night.