I wanted to dive into the psychological aspect of this case. It's so chilling to think about Stephen Morgan's journal entries – how they not only focused on Johanna but also mentioned a potential attack at Wesleyan University. It's terrifying to know there were indications of deeper issues, yet the system's attempts to intervene came too late for Johanna. It makes me wonder about the balance between privacy and prevention. Should there have been more proactive steps when someone like Morgan shows such alarming behavior, especially given Johanna's prior warnings? It's a tough question, but for the sake of those who lost Johanna, it seems crucial. My heart goes out to her family and friends who have to live with this unimaginable loss.
