Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to police off the cuff of real crime stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD, Sergeant Bill Cannon.

In the shooting at Brown University, as well as the shooting death of the MIT professor,

Noon-Lorero, Noon Lerero.

Now we can rest easy that the shooter has died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

But there are many, many questions in regards to this mass shooting at Brown University.

And you want to find out things about a university.

Shine a light on it, right?

And the light that was shown on Brown University

uncovered a lot of facts and circumstances that most of us,

not just those of us who are in law enforcement, but most of us that are just regular

private citizens of this great nation, saw things we really didn't like, specifically how our

children are secured at multi-billion dollar institutions such as Brown University and Ivy League school that has

reportedly a $9 billion endowment. And according to the Heritage Foundation, these Ivy League schools

get billions of dollars in taxpayer-funded money for their endowments.

So shouldn't there be an overseer, an oversight of these Ivy League universities

in how they spend this money as well as how they secure these campuses from these horrific

mass shooting attacks.

Because when we looked at this case at Brown University and this former student,

Claudio Manuel Revis Belente, who is a former Brown graduate student, found DOA dead in a storage facility in New Hampshire, many things went

wrong with this case. Some good things happened too. Obviously the case is closed, but what everyone

is begging to know is what was the motive? is that important you bet it is you bet the motive is

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