Massachusetts Shooting Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
JEANNE MESERVE, CNN ANCHOR: A 42-year-old Massachusetts man accused of gunning down seven of his colleagues is being held without bond. Prosecutors today describing Tuesday's shooting spree as a "methodical" and "premeditated" act with very little, if any, missed shots. We get the latest on the alleged gunman from CNN's Frank Buckley in Malden, Massachusetts -- Frank.</s>FRANK BUCKLEY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Jeanne, Michael McDermott came here to the courthouse in Malden, Massachusetts under very heavy guard. He then later appeared inside the courtroom at the courthouse here wearing what appeared to be a bulletproof vest. McDermott did not speak as authorities detailed a very detailed description of the allegations against him, saying that McDermott began by killing two employees in the reception area of Edgewater Technology, beginning with the vice president of human resources and the receptionist. He then moved to another office where he killed three additional employees, and then moved to the accounting office, where he shot down the door that employees had apparently locked to barricade themselves away from the potential danger. He shot the door down, according to authorities, and then killed the two employees in there. The seven people who were killed yesterday: Jennifer Bragg Capobianco, Janice Hagerty, Louis Javelle and Rose Manfredi. Also killed, Paul Marceau, Cheryl Troy and Craig Wood. McDermott's attorney entered a not guilty plea on the seven counts of first-degree murder. McDermott is now being held in custody without bail. Frank Buckley, CNN, reporting live from Malden, Massachusetts.</s>MESERVE: Log on to our Web site, CNN.com, AOL keyword CNN, for more on the Massachusetts story and a survey and a message board for your thoughts on so-called "desk rage," anger at work.