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This story is so sad. I had the opportunity to get to know Brian in Lehi and he was a good man and this act does not represent who he was. My heart goes out to his wonderful family.
Scott Miller was my Uncle. He was killed by a man that just decided to start shooting people. This much I can say. I feel for the man's family. But I feel nothing for the man who shot him. My daughter never even got to meet him.
I don't know any one invoved. but nephew of Scott Miller "Just Me" lets hope nothing happens to alter who you are. Let "SOMEONE" else judge the shooter. Don't let feeling nothing fester inside of you like a boil.
There is no answer in any of this. I knew Brian some years ago. He was very kind and decent. Something went very wrong. I join in the grieving for the victims. I join in the grieving for Brian. May peace find a way into everyone's heart who has been wronged by this tragedy.
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