The New York Times' 16-step presentation gives a distressingly detailed, room-by-room tour of Seung-Hui Cho's killing spree, noting exactly who was killed where. It's an impressive piece of work, pulling together eyewitness accounts and police reports into a clickable narrative. Be warned: Despite a lack of gore it can be tough to get through, because it allows the mind to envision much more vividly what Cho's victims experienced.
