In something of a bombshell development, the Huntsville Times reported earlier this month that Amy Bishop herself wrote an affidavit from prison in which she described watching Karbhari flee the administration building along with David Williams, who was president of the university at the time, and an armed escort—because they believed that she was coming to see them. This is a damning image: if Karbhari was so concerned about his own safety, how could he not warn Bishop’s students or her colleagues? But a university spokesperson has dismissed the claim, pointing out that in the same affidavit Bishop mentions that she “sees dead people.” (Bishop told me that she has heard “voices” and suffered from “hallucinations” since shortly after her brother’s death.)
随着案件进展,汉茨维尔时报本月早些时候披露了艾米·毕晓普的监狱口供,她说亲眼看到了督学卡布哈里和校长大卫·威廉姆斯在武装保护下逃离了行政楼。这就是一个可恶的事实了,如果卡布哈里如此关心自己的安危,那么他为什么不警告毕晓普的学生和同事呢?但是学校的发言人随后否认了这一说法,并指出毕晓普的口供中还说到她会“看到死去的人”。(作者注:毕晓普说她在弟弟死后的一段时间里饱受幻觉的折磨,并且常常会听到杂音。)
Bishop is also not exactly an objective source on the subject of Karbhari: her parents expressed confusion to me about her decision to shoot her fellow-professors, some of whom were friends of hers, when it was Karbhari whom she perceived as her greatest antagonist. I’m not suggesting that Bishop would lie in her affidavit simply to assist in a lawsuit against the provost, but there do seem to be grounds for assessing her story with a skeptical eye.
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