Has anyone else looked into the connection between Jim Ralph Gianera and Herbert Mullin from their high school days? It's so unsettling to think that someone who was once part of your life, even just as a classmate, could later commit such horrific acts. I can't help but wonder if there were any signs back then or if this was something that developed more over time. My heart really goes out to Joan and Jim's family, especially their child, who lost both parents in such an unimaginable way. With the way Mullin's schizophrenia played into his crimes, it makes me think about how much more support we need for mental health—not just for the individuals who suffer, but for the community at large. Anyone have thoughts or insights on this?
