Discretion is advice.

This is a minute burn.

In 1970,

In 1970, Robert, was born to an American father and a Korean mother.

And as the youngest sibling of seven, his childhood was a bit chaotic.

Robert's dad was in the U.S. Air Force, causing that large family to move states several times

before finally settling down

in Arizona when Robert was in his early teens. The frequent moves weren't the only unstable

aspect of Robert's childhood. One of his older siblings abused him, and he became suicidal,

causing him to be removed from his family and put into foster care.

Several other members of Robert's family were diagnosed with mental illness,

and eventually Robert was diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

When he was only 15 years old, his emotional state was so bad that he was institutionalized.

He attended high school up until the

ninth grade when he decided to drop out. During this time, Robert's life had been taken over by a deep

obsession with a celebrity, Samantha Smith, an activist in her early teens who had become famous

after her anti-war letter to a Soviet ambassador received international

attention. Robert's fascination with 13-year-old Samantha quickly snowballed out of control,

and before long he was actively stalking her. He even traveled to Maine in the hopes of meeting

her in person when she returned from a trip to the

Soviet Union, but after a run-in with police, he lost his nerve and went back home. Regardless,

Robert planned on continuing to stalk Samantha. But then in 1985, Barr Harbor Airlines Flight

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