That's been part of the problem.But, it is not consistent with the diagnosis that you would plan and execute a crime like we saw here."Aggression in people with Asperger's and autism tends to be more reactive, such as "impulsive outbursts, being quick to anger, shoving or pushing, shouting in anger, and being slow to cool off when angry," said Butter, who is also associate director of the Child Development Center at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Westerville, Ohio.The types of violence seen in Connecticut and elsewhere "have occurred at the hands of individuals with a range of psychological profiles, and the underlying and connected theme is that we have not done enough in our schools and mental health services systems to identify, assist, and destigmatize those people suffering from the illnesses of the brain," Butter said.Added Dawson: "Whenever there is a horrible tragedy like this one, people want to make sense out of it and they're trying to look f