Nov 6th, 2009 - New York Times
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KILLEEN, Tex. — On Thursday morning, Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan went to his next-door neighbor at the rundown apartment complex where he rented a one-bedroom unit and gave her most of his belongings, saying he would not need them any more.
Mr. Hasan told the neighbor, Patricia Villa, that he was leaving for Iraq or Afghanistan and would not be back for six months. Mr. Hasan brought over an air mattress, a steamer and men's clothing for her husband, some still in dry cleaning bags marked "Hasan." He offered her $60 to clean his apartment on Friday morning. The day before, he had brought over a copy of the Koran and bags of vegetables that he said he would not be able to eat.
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