Clay Duke

Holly George Duke said she and her mother have been known for about two years.

 "My mother said she had borderline personality," said George 10 News Reporter Janie Porter early Wednesday morning.

 "He has always creeped me when he asked me to shave my head like Natalie Portman."

 On Tuesday, police said that the Duke entered the school board meeting in Panama City, accused of shooting his wife, then opened fire.

 No one was beaten.

Duke exchanged fire with the security chief of the school and eventually shot himself, police said.

 Duke's Facebook page, he said King High School in Tampa and graduated in 1972 attended.

 Before the shooting, witnesses said Duque said the "V" in red on the wall of the meeting and then circulated.

 It is the symbol that was used in the movie V for Vendetta.

 George said he was the favorite film of the Duke.

 "We had to watch repeatedly," he said.Wednesday morning, a session at Duke University and has 10 News Reporter Janie Porter, the wife of the duke's claim to be contacted.

 "I and no one had any idea that this happens. Although sound was often spoken of the Governing Council and the school, as if there are all on a vast conspiracy, no one could imagine that happening," the person wrote.

 Less than 24 hours after the shooting, the fans created a Facebook page and praised the shooting.

 This is called "RIP Duke of sound, a martyr of the nature of war."

 "Clay Herzog, an activist against the dictatorship was forced to be a martyr for a tyrannical government to be [sic] and the system of the City Council of Panama [sic] education," he said.

 "Unfortunately, their efforts are not successful and that made the ultimate sacrifice."

 At 5:30 on Wednesday, the Facebook site has 57 fans.

 George Duke said the speech was an impediment student at Case Western Reserve. As of Wednesday morning, the Duke was not registered as a student in the online directory of schools.