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The personal impact that Bill Gates' murder had on millions of lives is as
varied those individuals, but it is burned indelibly in our collective
memories. By looking at how people reacted to his death, we gain a new
insight into the effect that Bill Gates has had on our modern world, and on
ourselves.
Do you remember where you were the day Bill Gates was killed? Grab your
video camera and record yourself telling your own Bill Gates memory, and I
might just post it here. (Need help getting that video into the computer?
Email me at rememberingbill@billgatesisdead.com and I'll help you arrange
something.)
You'll need the Apple QuickTime software (version 4 or higher) to view the video clips. If you don't have it already, you can download it here.)
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David James, ex-director of action for Citizens for Truth says, "I was sitting right in this chair when I heard the shots... and I decided to go investigate."
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Brian Flemming, director of the documentary Nothing So Strange says, "It didn't affect me in a personal way... as the questions piled up I actually became more and more interested..."
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Debra Meagher, President of Citizens for Truth says, "I had that feeling you get like when you hear someone you knew died from high school or someone you knew when you were a kid..."
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Margaret of Orlando, FL says, "I started crying... I couldn't believe it ... it's just so sad."
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Mitch Williams says, "I think people are just looking for something to latch onto... if he wasn't famous, you wouldn't have heard anything about it."
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Jim of Cupertino, CA says, "I never had any particular opinion of Bill Gates, but he definitely shaped the computer industry."
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