Nov 7, 9:59 AM (ET)

NEW YORK (AP) - A 25-year-old man from Georgia who was apparently distraught
over President Bush's re-election shot and killed himself at ground zero.
Andrew Veal's body was found Saturday morning inside the off-limits site, said
Steve Coleman, a spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. A
shotgun was found nearby, but no suicide note was found, Coleman said.

Veal's mother said her son was upset about the result of the presidential
election and had driven to New York, Gus Danese, president of the Port
Authority Police Benevolent Association, told The New York Times in Sunday's
editions.

Friends said Veal worked in a computer lab at the University of Georgia and was
planning to marry.

"I'm absolutely sure it's a protest," Mary Anne Mauney, Veal's supervisor at
the lab, told The Daily News. "I don't know what made him commit suicide, but
where he did it was symbolic."

Police were investigating how Veal entered the former World Trade Center site,
which is protected by high fences and owned by the Port Authority.


Never Forgive, Never Forget
9-11-01

Lol never forgive that"s exactly what the bible says, eh?
I quote the bible because your dummy president loves it since he doesnt
drink anymore (at least thats what he says)
Never forget...well considering your age, you'll be soon forgotten
Goodbye !


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    > Nov 7, 9:59 AM (ET)
    > NEW YORK (AP) - A 25-year-old man from Georgia who was apparently
    > distraught
    > over President Bush's re-election shot and killed himself at ground zero.
    > Andrew Veal's body was found Saturday morning inside the off-limits site,
    > said
    > Steve Coleman, a spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New
    > Jersey. A
    > shotgun was found nearby, but no suicide note was found, Coleman said.
    > Veal's mother said her son was upset about the result of the presidential
    > election and had driven to New York, Gus Danese, president of the Port
    > Authority Police Benevolent Association, told The New York Times in
    > Sunday's
    > editions.
    > Friends said Veal worked in a computer lab at the University of Georgia
    > and was
    > planning to marry.
    > "I'm absolutely sure it's a protest," Mary Anne Mauney, Veal's supervisor
    > at
    > the lab, told The Daily News. "I don't know what made him commit suicide,
    > but
    > where he did it was symbolic."
    > Police were investigating how Veal entered the former World Trade Center
    > site,
    > which is protected by high fences and owned by the Port Authority.
    > Never Forgive, Never Forget
    > 9-11-01
    >