Son: Ohio State shooting survivor getting better

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The son of a man who survived a deadly shooting at Ohio State University says his father is improving in a Columbus hospital.

By: Matt Liengang Associated Press Writer | WNCT-On Your Side
Published: March 10, 2010

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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The son of a man who survived a deadly shooting at Ohio State University says his father is improving in a Columbus hospital.
Bryant Butler told WSYX-TV in Columbus that he's been told his father, Ohio State maintenance supervisor Henry Butler, could be discharged as early as Wednesday.
University police say Butler was shot early Tuesday by a subordinate who killed another supervisor before fatally shooting himself. Police say the gunman, Nathaniel Brown, was losing his job as a janitor.
Bryant Butler expressed bewilderment over the shooting, telling the television station: "If you lose your job, you lose your job."
Ohio State University Medical Center said Wednesday that Henry Butler asked the hospital not to comment on his condition.

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