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Personal Journeys: His own worst enemy
Victor Le was a brilliant student who seemed destined for greatness. Until his mind turned on him.
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Victor Le's mother Tuyet Van Trinh and sister, Sophia Le, holding their dog, Chocolate, are shown in a portrait at their Duluth home Thursday November 14, 2013. Lilburn resident Victor Le, 20, graduated high school (in three years) with a 4.0, and then attended Emory University on scholarship, where everyone assumed he was destined to be a neurosurgeon. But debilitating depression/schizophrenia took hold, and despite the best efforts of family, therapists and Victor himself, he could not overcome his disorder. On Sept. 12 last year, Victor called Gwinnett County 911, posing as a cousin, and tricked police into responding to his home and shooting him dead, after he'd pointed a (very realistic) BB gun at the officer. KENT D. JOHNSON / KDJOHNSON@AJC.COM
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PHOTOS: Georgia football players celebrate with fans in the end zone after win over Florida
Members of the Georgia football team jumped in to the EverBank Stadium end zone stands, a victory tradition in Jacksonville, after the Bulldogs defeated the Gators on Saturday
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PHOTOS: Georgia defeats Florida, 24-20
The No. 5 Georgia Bulldogs defeated the Florida Gators, 24-20, on Saturday, Nov. 1 in Jacksonville, Fla.
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PHOTOS: Georgia, Florida fans party Saturday before kickoff
Georgia has won the last four football games with Florida and seven of the last eight. The Bulldogs were favored to win by 7.5 points, going into the SEC matchup.
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PHOTOS: Halloween in Jacksonville ahead of the Georgia-Florida game
Photos from outside EverBank Stadium on Friday before the 2025 Georgia-Florida football game.