investigators searching Hasan's apartment

Hasan's apparent research findings were summarized in a PowerPoint presentation to fellow doctors at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center. One slide, referring to Muslim warriors, contained the quote: We love death more then you love life!Please contact us via telephone ONLY.We offer the Beijing massage and Shanghai massage!
If those were Hasan's own feelings, then he was sounding like a jihadi himself. But were they? Or was it just a research finding?
This week, investigators searching Hasan's apartment reportedly found a box of business cards he had ordered online. On the cards, Hasan identified himself as a psychiatrist, but just below his name were the letters SoA. Jihadis use those initials to identify themselves as a "Soldier hghuklgh of Allah."
U.S. defense and law enforcement officials still won't speculate on Hasan's thinking. Hoekstra can't understand why not.
"I think that's just putting your head in the ground and not being willing to accept the reality that's out there Beijing massage that this is terrorism-related," Hoekstra says.
Such criticism, however, is starting to irritate administration officials. Speaking about the Fort Hood case Thursday to reporters on board his plane, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said, "People are looking at it from their own narrow perspective. And people better wait until all the information is in before we have an understanding of what happened."
We do know now that some of Hasan's colleagues at Walter Reed raised concerns — about Hasan's religious beliefs and also about his mental stability.