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Grandfather: Cho quiet, but âwell-behavedâ
He said his sister â Choâs mother â occasionally called around holidays, but never mentioned having any problems with her son.
âShe said the children were studying well. She didnât seem worried about her children at all,â Kim said. âShe just talked about how hard she had to work to make a living, to support the children.â
He said he has been unable to reach Choâs mother since Mondayâs massacre. She and her husband now work at a dry cleaners in Centreville, Va.
Choâs maternal grandfather also told South Korean newspapers that relatives were concerned about Cho not talking much as a child.
Cho âtroubled his parents a lot when he was young because he couldnât speak well, but was well-behaved,â the grandfather, who was identified by only his last name Kim, told the Dong-a Ilbo daily.
<b>In Seoul, more than 1,000 people sang hymns and prayed for Choâs victims at a special service at Myeongdong Cathedral, some fighting back tears. White flowers, candles and a U.S. flag adorned a small table in the center of the chapel.</b>
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Grandfather: Cho quiet, but âwell-behavedâ
He said his sister â Choâs mother â occasionally called around holidays, but never mentioned having any problems with her son.
âShe said the children were studying well. She didnât seem worried about her children at all,â Kim said. âShe just talked about how hard she had to work to make a living, to support the children.â
He said he has been unable to reach Choâs mother since Mondayâs massacre. She and her husband now work at a dry cleaners in Centreville, Va.
Choâs maternal grandfather also told South Korean newspapers that relatives were concerned about Cho not talking much as a child.
Cho âtroubled his parents a lot when he was young because he couldnât speak well, but was well-behaved,â the grandfather, who was identified by only his last name Kim, told the Dong-a Ilbo daily.
<b>In Seoul, more than 1,000 people sang hymns and prayed for Choâs victims at a special service at Myeongdong Cathedral, some fighting back tears. White flowers, candles and a U.S. flag adorned a small table in the center of the chapel.</b>
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