By Michele McPhee Boston Herald Police Bureau Chief Wednesday, April 18, 2007 - Updated: 02:45 AM EST
A part-time Boston University student who hosts a popular video game review show on an MTV Web site allegedly sent an e-mail threatening to kill an ex-girlfriend and recreate the Virginia Tech bloodshed at her school, according to a Boston police report obtained by the Herald. “(I)’m gonna (expletive) bring a gun to your school and kill you and K (another female student) and everybody you love. It’s gonna be VT all over again,” 20-year-old Andrew Rosenblum allegedly wrote in an e-mail to the victim just hours after 32 people were gunned at Virginia Tech. “Seriously I’m just that demented,” Rosenblum wrote, according to a BPD report. He ended the message with a threat to commit homicide and suicide: “killing people can change people’s lives forever. (T)he best is in the end when I pull the trigger on myself, too.”
Rosenblum was picked up by Needham police officers at his parents’ Wildwood Drive home at 3:15 a.m. yesterday after Boston police responded to a 911 call placed by a student at a private college for women in the city.
Needham police brought him to Newton-Wellesley Hospital, and BPD detectives obtained an arrest warrant yesterday charging Rosenblum with threatening to do bodily harm. The warrant is expected to be carried out by Newton police at the hospital, possibly as early as today, police sources said.
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