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Dangerous College Professor Still Missing
By Donna Gundle-Krieg April 26, 2009 Note: to comment on this story or other stories about education in America, please go to Examiner.com
University of Georgia professor George M. Zinkhan III is still on the loose after allegedly murdering his wife and two others Saturday.
Authorities have put out nationwide alerts for Zinkhan, a 57-year-old white male, last seen wearing a polo shirt and blue shorts. He may be driving a 2005 red Jeep Liberty with Georgia license plate AIX1376.
Witnesses say that Zinkhan argued with his wife and an unidentified man preceding the shootings. He then left the event and returned a few minutes later with two handguns.
After the shootings, Zinkhan apparently took his 8 and 10 year old children to a neighbor’s home before disappearing.
Most who knew Zinkhan say that he did not fit the stereotype of a professor. In fact, many of his neighbors, who say that he was very reclusive, thought that he was a landscaper or construction worker.
Zinkhan wrote over 100 academic articles, and also a poem that was posted to a page of the American Marketing Association website:
“the dark department head is always lurking,
making the rounds with a crooked, yankee-trader smile,
full of false promise about a better time to come.”
For more information, see:
College Professor at Large in Triple Murder
Police: Zinkhan Could be Anywhere
Suspect Didn’t Fit Academic Stereotype
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