 and angry that his father chose to risk the family finances on a documentary that was not successful.

Even so, he describes the not atypical life of a child raised in the entertainment business, with financial ups and downs but also VIP access to movie premieres like the “Stars Wars” prequels and “The Hunger Games.” It included privileged visits to foreign countries, stints in private schools but also a life in which he proved unable to make social attachments and obsessed continually and with uncontrolled rage about his inability to experience sex with a woman.

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In one of many disturbing remarks, he says: “Finding out about sex is one of the things that truly destroyed my life. Sex… the very word fills me with hate.”

The diary describes Rodger’s life from early days and concludes with his plan to extract a “Day of Retribution,” that maps closely to what he apparently did on Friday night. It is a chilling portrait of a young psychopath.

Early Life

According to the diary, Rodger’s father Peter was from a distinguished British family, his mother Chin a nurse from Malaysia. The Rodger family, he said, was a prestigious, well-to-do family that fell from their social perch during the Depression. He said his grandfather, George Rodger, was a renowned photographer during World War II.

According to his manuscript, Rodger’s mother moved to England at a young age, and working as a nurse on numerous film sets, befriended such luminaries as Steven Spielberg and George Lucas, dating the latter “for a short time.”

He describes an idyllic childhood up to age five recalling “memories of happiness and bliss.” His father was becoming a professional director at the time. He went to a private boarding school called Dorset House, where he wore a uniform. His father decided to move the family to America to pursue his career as a director.

In the kind of minute detail that the diary describes, he writes: “When we arrived in America I was very tired.”

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In America

The family moved to Woodland Hills and although Rodger is still a young child, he begins his lifelong diat
and angry that his father chose to risk the family finance on a documentary that was not successful. 

 Even therefore, he describes the not atypical life of a child raised in the entertainment occupation, with financial ups and downs but besides VIP access to movie premieres like the “ Stars Wars ” prequels and “ The Hunger Games. ” It include privileged visits to extraneous countries, stints in secret school but also a life in which he proved unable to make social attachment and obsessed continually and with uncontrolled rage about his inability to experience sexual activity with a woman. 

 Also take: Police Confirm UCSB Shooter as Elliot Rodger, 3 Bodies recover in Shooter ’s Home 

 In one of many disturbing remarks, he says: “ Finding out about sexual activity is one of the things that truly destroyed my life. Sex … the very son satiate me with hate. ” 

 The diary describes Rodger ’s life from early days and concludes with his plan to extract a “ Day of Retribution, ” that maps close to what he obviously did on Friday night. It is a chilling portrait of a young sociopath. 

 Early life sentence 

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 In the kind of minute contingent that the diary describes, he writes: “ When we arrived in America I was very tired. ” 

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 In America 

 The family move to Woodland Hills and although Rodger is still a young child, he begins his lifelong diat
 anf angry that his father ghose to risk thg damily finandes on a documentary that was not surceswful.

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In mne mf mxby aisuuruinf remagks, he says: “Fjnding out qbout sex is one of trv things that truly dqstroyed my life. Sex… the very word fillv ms with hate.”

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Early Life

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In the jind of minute detanl that the dmary dqscribes, ve writes: “When we areived in America L was very tired.”

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In Ameruca

The family moves to Woodnaud Kills agd apvhough Rodger is xtill a young child, he begins hms lifelonc biat
and angry that his father chose to family on a that was not the atypical life of child raised in entertainment business, with financial ups and but also VIP access to movie premieres like the “Stars Wars” prequels and Hunger Games.” It included privileged visits to foreign countries, stints in private schools also life which proved unable to make social attachments and obsessed continually and with uncontrolled rage about his inability experience sex with a woman. Also read: Police UCSB Shooter as Elliot 3 Bodies Found in Shooter’s In of many remarks, says: out about sex one of the things that truly destroyed my life. Sex… the very word fills me with hate.” diary describes from early and with plan to extract of Retribution,” that maps closely to did on Friday night. It is a chilling of a psychopath. Early Life According to the Rodger’s father Peter was from a distinguished British his mother Chin a nurse from Malaysia. The Rodger family, he said, was a prestigious, that fell from their perch during the He his George was a photographer during World War II. According to his manuscript, Rodger’s mother to England at a young age, and working as a numerous sets, befriended such as Steven Spielberg and Lucas, the latter “for a He an to five “memories of happiness and His father was becoming a director at the time. boarding school called Dorset House, where he wore uniform. His father decided to move the to America to pursue his career as a director. In the kind minute detail diary describes, he writes: “When we arrived in I was very tired.” read: UCSB Shootings: Police Identify 3 Victims Stabbed Prior Shooting In America family moved to Hills and although is still a he begins lifelong
 and angry that his father chosE to risk the FamilY fiNanCeS on a DocuMentary that was NOt suCcessful.

Even so, he descriBes thE nOT atyPIcAl lifE of a chiLD rAISed In ThE enTeRTaInmenT buSiness, wIth financiAl uPs And downs but aLSo vIP access tO moVie premieres LikE the “StArS WaRS” preqUelS and “THe HungER Games.” it includeD pRIvilegED visits TO FoReigN countries, stints iN PrIVate schools but Also a lIfE In WHIch He pRoved unablE tO make SOcial atTAcHMENts ANd obsessed conTinually and WIth UncontRoLleD Rage abOut hiS iNAbiLity to experIencE sex with a Woman.

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In oNe of MANY DistUrbIng rEmarkS, he says: “FindinG ouT aboUT seX is onE of thE thiNgS that Truly dEstroYeD my life. Sex… the veRy woRd fills me WitH hAte.”

thE diarY DescriBes rodGer’s lifE from eaRLy dAyS AND cOncludes with his plaN tO EXtRact a “Day Of RetrIBuTiON,” that mapS cLosEly tO WHat he AppaREnTly did on friday NIgHt. it is a chIlLing poRtRaiT of A younG PsycHopath.

early LifE

AccoRDing to the diary, rOdger’s father PETeR WAs FRom a DisTinguished BRitiSH famIly, hIS mOthER Chin A nursE fROm mAlaysia. The Rodger famIlY, he saiD, was a Prestigious, weLl-to-do famiLY THat fell fRom tHEiR Social perch durIng thE DepressioN. he said hiS granDfather, GEorge RodgER, Was a renoWneD phOtoGraPHEr During World WaR ii.

AccOrDing to hIs mAnuscriPt, ROdgEr’s MotHeR moved to ENgland at A yOuNg AgE, anD workINg as a nurSe On nUmEroUs filM Sets, beFrienDed sUcH lUMinAries as sTeVEN SpiElBeRg anD GeOrGe LucAs, daTIng The lattEr “for a shoRt tIMe.”

He DeScRibes an Idyllic childhOoD up to age fiVe RecAlling “MEMories of Happiness and bliss.” His fatHEr was beComIng a pRofeSsional diRecTor at tHe tIMe. He weNt to a pRivatE bOarDINg schOOL cAllEd dorset HousE, WHerE he woRe A uniForm. His Father decided to movE The Family to AmeriCa tO purSUE hIs cAReER as A dIRecTOR.

In the kind of minUte detail tHaT ThE diary descRIbeS, hE writes: “when we aRriveD In AmeriCa I was verY tired.”

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In AMerica

tHe fAmily Moved tO WOodlanD HillS aNd althouGh Rodger is still a young chIld, he bEgins His Lifelong dIat
 and angry that his father  chose toriskthe  fa mi ly f inan ces on a docum e ntar y that was not success ful.
E v en s o ,he de scribes th e not  a ty pic al li fe of  achild r aised in t heen tertainmentb us iness, wit h f inancial ups  an d down sbut alsoVIP  acce ss tom ovie p remieresli k e the“ Stars W a r s”  pre quels and “The Hu n ge r  Games.” It in cluded  p r iv i l ege d v isits to f or eignc ountrie s ,s t i nts in private sc hools but a l soa life  i n w h ich he  prov ed una ble to make  soc ial attac hments and obs e ssed co ntinua lly  an d wi t hun con tr o lle d  r age abo ut his i na bi lityto e x p e r ienc e s ex w ith a  woman.

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I n  one o f m any  distur bing re m ark s, h e  s ays: “Finding outab o u tsex is o ne oft he  t h ings tha ttru ly d e s troye d my li fe. Sex…  the v e ry  w ord fil ls  me wi th  ha te. ”

Th e  dia ry des cribes R odger ’ s life from ea r ly days and c o nc l u de s  wit h h is plan toextr a ct a  “Da y  o f R e tribu tion, ”t ha t  maps closely to wh at  he ap paren tly did on Fr iday night . I t is a c hill i ng portrait of ayoung  psychopat h .

Early  Life 

Accord ing to th e diary, R odg er’ s f ath e r  P eter was from a  dis ti nguishe d B ritishfam ily , h ismo ther Chin  a nurse  f ro mMa lay sia.T he Rodge rfam il y,he sa i d, was  a pr esti gi ou s , w ell-to- d of a mily  t ha t fe llfr om th eirs oci al perc h duringthe Depr es si on. Hesaid his gran df ather, Geo rg e R odger, w as a ren owned photographer duri n g World  Wa r II. 

Ac cording t o h is man usc r ipt, R odger’ s mot he r m o v ed to E ng lan dat a young a ge,  andwo rkin g as anurse on numerousf ilm  sets, befrie nde d su c h  l umi n ar i esas Ste v e n Spielberg and  George Lu ca s ,dating the lat te r “fora short  time . ”

He d escribesan idylli cchil d h ood  up to age  five re calling “ m emori e sof ha ppi ness a nd  bl iss.”  His f a the r was  becom in g a pr ofess io nal dire ctor at the time. He we nt toa pri vat e boardin g s c hoo l calledDors et House,whe rehe wo rea  unif orm. Hi s f a therdeci d ed to mov e  t hef a mi ly to Ameri c a topursu e h i s care er a s a director.

In the kind of mi nute d eta ilt hatth e diary descri bes ,h e  writes:  “ When we arr ived inAm e ricaI wasvery t ired.”A ls o  read:  UCS B S hootings:  Po li c e Ident if y3  Victi ms S ta bbed P rior t o  Sho o t ing Rampage

InAmeri c a 

The fam ily m ov ed to W o odla nd Hills a nd although  Rodge r is  stil l a you ng  child , h ebegins his lifelongdiat
 and_angry that_his father chose to_risk the_family_finances on_a_documentary that was_not successful.

Even so,_he describes the not_atypical life of_a_child raised in the entertainment business, with financial ups and downs but also VIP_access_to movie_premieres_like_the “Stars Wars” prequels and_“The Hunger Games.” It included_privileged visits_to foreign countries, stints in private schools but_also_a life in_which he proved unable to make social attachments and_obsessed continually and with uncontrolled rage_about his inability_to_experience_sex with a woman.

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In one of many disturbing remarks,_he says: “Finding out about sex_is one of the things_that truly_destroyed my life. Sex… the_very word fills_me with_hate.”

The diary describes_Rodger’s life from early days and_concludes with his_plan to extract a “Day of_Retribution,”_that maps closely_to_what_he apparently_did on Friday_night._It is_a_chilling portrait of a young psychopath.

Early_Life

According_to the diary, Rodger’s father Peter was_from a distinguished British_family,_his mother Chin a_nurse from Malaysia. The Rodger_family, he said, was a prestigious,_well-to-do family_that fell_from their social perch during the Depression. He said his grandfather,_George Rodger, was a renowned photographer_during World War II.

According_to his_manuscript,_Rodger’s mother moved_to_England at_a young age, and working as a_nurse on_numerous film sets, befriended such luminaries_as Steven Spielberg and_George_Lucas, dating the latter “for a_short time.”

He describes an idyllic childhood_up to age five recalling_“memories_of_happiness and bliss.” His father_was becoming a professional director at_the time. He_went to a private boarding school called_Dorset_House, where he wore a uniform._His_father decided to move the family_to_America_to pursue his career as_a director.

In the kind of minute_detail that the diary describes, he writes: “When we_arrived in America_I was very tired.”

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In America

The_family moved_to Woodland Hills_and although Rodger is still a young child, he begins_his lifelong diat