Archive for June 19th, 2015

Charleston, S.C., shooting suspect Dylann Storm Roof, second from left, is escorted from the Shelby Police Department in Shelby, N.C., Thursday, June 18, 2015. Roof is a suspect in the shooting of several people Wednesday night at the historic The Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, S.C. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)

Charleston, S.C., shooting suspect Dylann Storm Roof, center, is escorted from the Sheby Police Department in Shelby, N.C., Thursday, June 18, 2015. Roof is a suspect in the shooting of several people Wednesday night at the historic The Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, S.C. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)

Dylann Roof: Charleston Church Shooting | True News

Nine people are dead after shooting which occurred 9pm on Wednesday at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina. The congregation, established in 1816, is one of the oldest African American churches in the United States.

Gunman Dylann Roof was attending a bible study meeting at the church and told the worshipers, “I have to do it. You rape our women and you’re taking over our country and you have to go.”

One woman was specifically spared as Roof said, “I’m not going to shoot you because I want you to tell everyone what happened.”

Stefan Molyneux examines the news story, what is known about Dylann Roof, how this incident could have been prevented, incomprehensible parenting, false rape statistics, violence in Rhodesia/Zimbabwe, the call for gun control, the danger of SSRIs and a plea for an honest conversation about race in America.

Best 7 minutes on gun control I have ever seen!

In this segment of his Virtual State of the Union, the Virtual President talks about why politicians want to talk about gun control rather than crime control, and delivers the factual evidence and historical truths that make the case for the Second Amendment self-evident.

Dr Susan Gratia-Hupp – Survivor of the 1991 Kileen TX Lubys Shooting Massacre

Hupp and her parents were having lunch at the Luby’s Cafeteria in Killeen in 1991 when the Luby’s massacre commenced. The gunman shot 50 people and killed 23, including Hupp’s parents. Hupp later expressed regret about deciding to remove her gun from her purse and lock it in her car lest she risk possibly running afoul of the state’s concealed weapons laws; during the shootings, she reached for her weapon but then remembered that it was “a hundred feet away in my car.” Her father, Al Gratia, tried to rush the gunman and was shot in the chest. As the gunman reloaded, Hupp escaped through a broken window and believed that her mother, Ursula Gratia, was behind her. Actually however, her mother went to her mortally-wounded husband’s aid and was then shot in the head.

As a survivor of the Luby’s massacre, Hupp testified across the country in support of concealed-handgun laws. She said that if there had been a second chance to prevent the slaughter, she would have violated the Texas law and carried the handgun inside her purse into the restaurant. She testified across the country in support of concealed handgun laws, and was elected to the Texas House of Representatives in 1996. The law was signed by then-Governor George W. Bush.

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Charleston shooting Suspect, Dylann Storm Roof, in police custody

Dylann Storm Roof, the 21-year-old white male allegedly behind the shooting of nine African-Americans at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church Wednesday night in Charleston, SC, was arrested by law enforcement on Thursday morning. Manila Chan has more on the details and what the authorities know at this time.

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Nine killed in South Carolina Charleston ‘hate crime’ shooting

Dylann Storm Roof Was ‘Wild,’ Not Violent, Took Drugs, Classmate of Charleston Shooting Suspect Says

President Obama makes statement on Charleston mass shooting

President Barack Obama expressed his sorrow about a mass shooting in Charleston, South Carolina that killed nine people during a news conference on Thursday. Speaking about the tragedy, the president also spoke about the need to take another look at gun violence in the nation.

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Charleston Shooting: What They’re Not Telling You

The Alex Jones Show (1st HOUR-VIDEO Commercial Free) Thursday June 18 2015: #CharlestonShooting

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CHARLESTON SHOOTER WAS ON DRUG LINKED TO VIOLENT OUTBURSTS

Dylann Storm Roof was taking habit-forming drug suboxone

by PAUL JOSEPH WATSON | JUNE 18, 2015

Charleston shooter Dylann Storm Roof was reportedly taking a drug that has been linked with sudden outbursts of violence, fitting the pattern of innumerable other mass shooters who were on or had recently come off pharmaceutical drugs linked to aggression.

According to a CBS News report, earlier this year when cops searched Roof after he was acting suspiciously inside a Bath and Body Works store, they found “orange strips” that Roof told officers was suboxone, a narcotic that is used to treat opiate addiction.

Suboxone is a habit-forming drug that has been connected with sudden outbursts of aggression.
Another poster on the Drugs.com website tells the story of how his personality completely changed as a result of taking suboxone.A user on the MD Junction website relates how her husband “became violent, smashing things and threatening me,” after just a few days of coming off suboxone.

The individual relates how he became “nasty” and “violent” just weeks into taking the drug, adding that he would “snap” and be mean to people for no reason.

Another poster reveals how his son-in-law “completely changed on suboxone,” and that the drug sent him into “self-destruct mode.”

A user named ‘Jhalloway’ also tells the story of how her husband’s addiction to suboxone was “ruining our life.”

A poster on a separate forum writes about how he became “horribly aggressive” towards his partner after taking 8mg of suboxone.

A website devoted to horror stories about the drug called SubSux.com also features a post by a woman whose husband obtained a gun and began violently beating his 15-year-old son after taking suboxone.

According to a Courier-Journal report, suboxone “is increasingly being abused, sold on the streets and inappropriately prescribed” by doctors. For some users, it is even more addictive than the drugs it’s supposed to help them quit.

As we previously highlighted, virtually every major mass shooter was taking some form of SSRI or other pharmaceutical drug at the time of their attack, including Columbine killer Eric Harris, ‘Batman’ shooter James Holmes and Sandy Hook gunman Adam Lanza.

As the website SSRI Stories profusely documents, there are literally hundreds of examples of mass shootings, murders and other violent episodes that have been committed by individuals on psychiatric drugs over the past three decades.

Pharmaceutical giants who produce drugs like Zoloft, Prozac and Paxil spend around $2.4 billion dollars a year on direct-to-consumer television advertising every year. By running negative stories about prescription drugs, networks risk losing tens of millions of dollars in ad revenue, which is undoubtedly one of the primary reasons why the connection is habitually downplayed or ignored entirely.

http://www.infowars.com/charleston-shooter-was-on-drug-linked-to-violent-outbursts/

White suspect in massacre at black South Carolina church charged, held in jail

CHARLESTON, S.C

Relatives of some of the nine black parishioners gunned down at a historic South Carolina church addressed on Friday the 21-year-old white man charged with murdering their loved ones, before a judge ordered him held without bail.

Dylann Roof, appearing in a video feed from the jail where he was brought after the end of a 14-hour manhunt on Thursday, stood quietly, looking down, as Judge James Gosnell ordered him held and victims’ family members spoke.

“May God have mercy on your soul,” said the mother of the youngest victim, 26-year-old Tywanza Sanders, while Roof looked on, expressionless.

The attack on Wednesday at Charleston’s nearly-200-year-old Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church came in a year that has seen waves of protest across the United States over police killings of unarmed black men in cities including New York, Baltimore and Ferguson, Missouri, which have sparked some of the largest race riots since the civil rights movement of the 1960s.

Roof spoke little during the hearing, providing brief answers to the judge’s questions, confirming his name and address and saying he was unemployed.

Judge Gosnell, who had no authority to release Roof on the nine murder charges he faces, set a bond of $1 million for the one gun charge he faces. Roof remains in custody.

From U.S. President Barack Obama, who has said the attack stirred memories of “a dark past,” to residents on the streets of Charleston, Americans have expressed outrage at an act intended to provoke a “race war” in the United States.

This latest in a series of mass shootings that have rocked the United States also illustrated some of the risks posed by the nation’s liberal gun laws, which gun-rights supporters say are protected by the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

Alana Simmons, whose grandfather Reverend Daniel Simmons, 74, died in the attack, also expressed forgiveness.

“Although my grandfather and the other victims died at the hands of hate, this is proof, everyone’s plea for your soul is proof, that they lived in love,” Simmons said. “Their legacies will live in love so hate won’t win. I just want to thank the court for making sure that hate doesn’t win.”

In addition to church leader and Democratic state Senator Clementa Pinckney, 41, other victims included pastors DePayne Middleton Doctor, 49, and Sharonda Coleman Singleton, 45.

Also killed were Cynthia Hurd, 54, a public library employee; Susie Jackson, 87; Ethel Lance, 70, and Myra Thompson 59, an associate pastor at the church, according to the county coroner.

(Additional reporting by Luciana Lopez and Brian Snyder in Charleston, South Carolina, and Suzannah Gonzales in Chicago; Writing by Scott Malone; Editing by James Dalgleish)

Dylann Storm Roof appears by closed-circuit televison at his bond hearing in Charleston, South Carolina June 19, 2015 in a still image from video.

REUTERS/POOL

http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/06/19/us-usa-shooting-south-carolina-idUSKBN0OY06A20150619

Obama Addresses Gun Violence at Hollywood Fundraiser

Ted Johnson

Senior Editor@tedstew

Hours after delivering a statement on the shooting massacre of nine people at an historic church in Charleston, S.C., President Obama and a group of entertainment industry donors had a lengthy discussion about the roots of gun violence in the first of two Hollywood-centric fundraisers in Los Angeles on Thursday, according to an attendee who was present.

About 30 people attended the event at the Pacific Palisades home of Chuck Lorre, executive producerof “Two and a Half Men.” Tickets for what was billed as an intimate discussion with the president sold for up to $33,400 each, with proceeds going to the Democratic National Committee.

Among those attending were Kiefer Sutherland, Matthew Perry, Conan O’Brien, UTA’s Jay Sures, Bob Broder, Tennis Channel CEO Ken Solomon and writer-producer James Burrows.

The attendee described the meeting, which lasted an hour and 15 minutes, as different from other events in that it offered an opportunity for Obama to have a “long, thoughtful” and serious discussion about issues, including gun violence and his presidency, in a much more “macro” sense than in other forums. The discussion about gun violence touched on gun laws, mental health and race, among other factors, the attendee said. Obama talked about being an optimist, especially about the country’s place in history.

Next on Obama’s agenda was a larger, $2,500-per-person event at the home of Tyler Perry. Perry is a longtime supporter who also held a fundraiser for Obama’s re-election campaign in Atlanta.

He also addressed the Charleston shootings at the Perry event, before a crowd of about 250 people.

“To see such a horrific event unfold like that is particularly shocking and it’s a reminder that we’ve got a lot of work to do,” Obama said, according to a pool report.

Perry introduced Obama, saying that he was “one of the most incredible people I have ever met.” He joked that Obama volunteered to take over the Titanic after it had already struck the iceberg, according to the pool report.

Perry also told about going to the White House for dinner. On the Truman Balcony afterwards, Obama winked at Michelle who “turned into a 15 year old girl,” Perry said, per the pool report.

Among those also at the event were January Jones, Ted Sarandos, Jason Collins and Matthew Weiner.

The Lorre event was closed to the press, while the Perry event, held at his Tuscan-style home off of Mulholland Drive, was open to pool reporters.

“There is something particularly heartbreaking about a death happening in a place in which we seek solace and we seek peace,” Obama said at the White House earlier on Thursday. He said that he and first lady Michelle Obama knew Rev. Clementa Pinckney, pastor of Emanuel AME Church, who was one of the victims.

“We don’t have all the facts, but we do know that, once again, innocent people were killed in part because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting their hands on a gun,” Obama said, adding that “at some point, we as a country have to reckon with the fact that this type of mass violence does not happen in other advanced countries.”

A White House spokesman told reporters that there had not been discussion of calling off the fundraisers in the wake of the shootings. While there was speculation earlier on Thursday as to whether the trips would proceed, in the past the administration has held to the president’s schedule in the face of major events. Obama also has fundraisers scheduled in San Francisco on Friday.

Obama’s trip will be followed on Friday by Hillary Clinton’s trek to Los Angeles to raise money for her presidential campaign. She is scheduled to fundraise at the home of Peter Lowy, co-CEO of Westfield Corp., at a lunchtime gathering. That will be followed by an early evening reception at the home of Michael Lombardo, president of programming at HBO, and his husband Sonny Ward, and then another event the home of actor Tobey Maguire and wife Jennifer Meyer.

http://variety.com/2015/biz/news/president-obama-chuck-lorre-tyler-perry-fundraisers-1201523360/

5 Things the Gun Grabbers Apparently Don’t Understand

John Hawkins

“I’m not a gun owner and, as I think as is the case for the more than half the people in the country who also aren’t gun owners, that means that for me guns are alien. In the current rhetorical climate people seem not to want to say: I think guns are kind of scary and don’t want to be around them.” — Josh Marshall

“A fear of weapons is a sign of retarded sexual and emotional maturity.”

~ Sigmund Freud

Sorry, but your Second Amendment rights no longer apply because liberals like Josh Marshall tinkle on themselves every time they come within fifty feet of a gun. This is really what the debate on gun control in America comes down to in the end: people who lose nothing if guns are banned because they don’t use them demanding that everyone else be disarmed. Meanwhile, trying to reason with gun control advocates is like arguing with a four year old about whether her imaginary friend is real or not. It doesn’t matter how clearly you prove your case; she’ll be pouring her pal tea two minutes after you’ve left the room. Speaking of imaginary…

1) A “gun free zone” won’t keep bad people with guns away: The basic problem with a “gun free zone” is that anyone you can’t trust with a gun will bring it in anyway while it will cause the people you’d want armed in a dangerous situation to leave their weapons behind. If this concept actually worked, we’d just train all of our soldiers in Jiu-jitsu and then we’d declare everywhere we sent them to be a “gun free zone.” Admittedly, Mortal Kombat: Afghanistan sounds like it would be an amazing movie, but someone needs to inform Democrats that the world doesn’t really work this way.

2) Criminals and lunatics don’t obey gun laws: The belief that someone who’s planning to go on a killing spree is going to turn in a gun because it’s made illegal is almost as nuts as going on the killing spree. Yet, the gun grabbers in the Democrat Party operate on the assumption that nut jobs like Adam Lanza or a gangbanger who sells crack for a living is going to get rid of a high-capacity magazine if Congress says he can’t have it. That’s like a prohibitionist who gets upset about alcoholism and deals with the problem by demanding that all the people without drinking problems have to be kept away from booze.

3) We already have somewhere between 200-300 million guns in this country: Adding to the last point, ever heard this old joke?

A drunk loses the keys to his house and is looking for them under a lamppost. A policeman comes over and asks what he’s doing.“I’m looking for my keys” he says. “I lost them over there”.

The policeman looks puzzled. “Then why are you looking for them all the way over here?”

“Because the light is so much better”.

If there were no already existing guns in America, gun control could conceivably help keep weaponry out of the hands of criminals and mass murderers. However, in a nation that’s already armed to the teeth, the next Adam Lanza, Jared Loughner, Tookie Williams or Mumia Abu-Jamal has already got his gun and new laws will only disarm law abiding Americans.

4) Gun owners aren’t required to explain a “need” for our Second Amendment rights: Why do gun owners “need” their guns? The same reason that Rosa Parks “needed” her seat at the front of the bus. In other words, it’s our constitutional right; so kiss off! If you need more of an explanation than that, why does California “need” to have its votes counted in the next presidential election? Why do we “need” so many liberal newspapers? Why not close a few? Why do movie stars “need” to make so much money for their films? Why don’t we confiscate it? What was it that Ann Coulter said?

“Free people are not in the habit of providing reasons why they ‘need’ something simply because the government wants to ban it. That’s true of anything — but especially something the government is constitutionally prohibited from banning, like guns.”

5) You’re not fooling us: Liberals like to think they’re smarter than everyone else, but they’re as transparent as glass to anyone who’s paying attention. That’s why gun sales have blown up like a can of shaving cream in a microwave. If Barack Obama, Diane Feinstein, Nancy Pelosi, Joe Biden and the rest of the Democrat gun grabbers in Congress could get away with it, they would ban and confiscate every gun in America tomorrow — and people know it. Anything short of, “Nobody is allowed to own a firearm except the government,” is unacceptable to them and that’s why they always seem so ghoulishly pleased after tragedies like the Gabrielle Giffords shooting or the Newtown massacre. Everybody else is thinking of the victims, while they’re twirling their mustaches Snidely-Whiplash-style and repeating, “Never let a serious crisis go to waste,” to each other.

http://townhall.com/columnists/johnhawkins/2013/03/05/5-things-the-gun-grabbers-apparently-dont-understand-n1525945/page/full

List of rampage killers

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.

Number of incidents listed
Africa/Middle East	85
Americas	108
Asia	127
Europe	94
Oceania/Maritime Southeast Asia	124
Workplace	102
Educational settings	89
Hate crimes	28
Home intruders	93
Familicides – U.S.	120
Familicides – Europe	103
Familicides – Rest of world	155
Vehicular	20
Grenade	21
Other	46
Total	1315

This is a partial list of rampage killings. It is further divided into several subsections.

This list should contain every case with at least one of the following features:

Rampage killings with six or more dead (excluding the perpetrator)
Rampage killings with at least four people killed and a double digit number of victims (dead plus injured)
Rampage killings with at least a dozen victims (dead plus injured)

In the tables that follow, the “W” column indicates the weapon, or weapons, used. Details are listed in the Annotation section.

Africa and the Middle East

Only the first 15 entries are shown here. For the entire list see:Africa and the Middle East

This section contains cases that occurred in Africa and the Middle East. Not included are school massacres, workplace killings, hate crimes or familicides, which form their own categories.

Perpetrator	Date	Year	Location	Country	Killed	Injured	W	Additional Notes	Ref.
1.	Unek, William	Feb. 11	1954 1957	Mahagi Malampaka	Belgian Congo Tanganyika	21 36	? ?	M FMA	Killed
2.	Komakech, Richard	June 26	1994	Kampala	Uganda	26	13	F	Killed by victim’s father	^[1]
3.	Unknown	March 25/26	1994	Ta’izz	Yemen	22	?	F	Shot by police	^[2]
4.	Unknown Police Officer	April 15	1983	Asureti	Uganda	21	?	F	Committed suicide	^[3]
5.	Omar Abdul Razeq Abdullah Rifai, 28	Aug. 21	2013	Meet al-Attar	Egypt	15	?	F	Shot dead Killed several people in a family feud in 2008	^[4]
6.	Unknown Soldier	Nov. 6	1995	Nshili	Rwanda	14–17	19	FM	Committed suicide	^[5]
7.	Two Unknown Men	1936	Aksum	Turkey	14	3	FM	Both were killed	^[6]
8.	Khumalo, Banda, 38	Dec. 4	1977	Bulawayo	Rhodesia	13	16	F	Shot by police	^[7]
9.	Ogwang, Alfred, 28	Dec. 26	1994	Kamwenge	Uganda	13	14	F	Convicted	^[8]
10.	Fekadu Nasha	May 12	2013	Bahir Dar	Ethiopia	12–18	2	F	Died	^[9]
11.	Mogo	May 12	1929	Kitale	Kenya	12	1	M	Sentenced to death
12.	Obwara, Lazaro, 55	July 28	1950	Kampala	Uganda	12	0	M	Arrested	^[10]
13.	Ben Jebir, 28	March 25	1985	Fahs	Tunisia	12	?	F	Committed suicide Killed an unborn child	^[11]
14.	Vukwana, Bulelani, 29	Feb. 9	2002	East London	South Africa	11	6	F	Committed suicide
15.	Abdullah Saleh Zaid al-Kohali, 26	May 30	2008	Bait al-Aqari	Yemen	10	15	F	Sentenced to death and executed	^[12]

Americas

Only the first 15 entries are shown here. For the entire list see:Americas

This section contains cases that occurred in the Americas.

Not included are school massacres, workplace killings, hate crimes or familicides, which form their own categories.

Perpetrator	Date	Year	Location	Country	Killed	Injured	W	Additional Notes	Ref.
1.	Delgado Morales, Campo Elías, 52	Dec. 4	1986	Bogotá	Colombia	29	12	FMA	Shot by police
2.	Hennard, George Pierre, 35	Oct. 16	1991	Killeen, TX	USA	23	20	F V	Committed suicide
3.	Huberty, James Oliver, 41	July 18	1984	San Diego, CA	USA	21	19	F	Shot by police
4.	Ferreira de França, Genildo, 27	May 21/22	1997	Santo Antônio dos Barreiros	Brazil	14	3	F	Committed suicide or shot by police	^[13]
5.	Wong, Jiverly Antares, 41	April 3	2009	Binghamton, NY	USA	13	4	F	Committed suicide
6.	Unruh, Howard Barton, 28	Sep. 6	1949	Camden, NJ	USA	13	3	F	Found mentally unfit to stand trial
7.	Holmes, James Eagan, 24 (suspect)	July 20	2012	Aurora, CO	USA	12	62	F E	Suspect arrested, trial pending
8.	Pough, James Edward, 42	June 17/18	1990	Jacksonville, FL	USA	11	6	F V	Committed suicide
9.	Lozano Velásquez, Juan de Jesús, 26	June 24	2000	Bogotá	Colombia	11	5	F	Sentenced to 40 years in prison	^[14]
10.	Cáceres, Gregorio, 50	Feb. 18	1942	Trujillo	Venezuela	11	4	M	Killed	^[15]
11.	Flores, Oscar, 23	July 31	2005	San Jerónimo de Juárez	Mexico	11	2	FM	Killed by angry mob or shot by police	^[16]
12.	Unknown	Dec. 18	1936	Monte Aprazível	Brazil	10–16	?	F	Arrested	^[17]
13.	McLendon, Michael Kenneth, 28	March 10	2009	Kinston, Samson & Geneva, AL	USA	10	6	F A	Committed suicide Also killed four dogs	^[18]
14.	Starkweather, Charles, 19 Fugate, Caril Ann, 14	Jan. 21–29	1958	Lincoln & Bennet, NE Douglas, WY	USA	10	0	FM	Also killed two dogs Starkweather killed a man on Nov. 30, 1957
15.	Malagón González, Arnoldo, 22	June 1	1993	Soacha	Colombia	10	?	F	Arrested	^[19]

Asia

Only the first 15 entries are shown here. For the entire list see:Asia

This section contains cases that occurred in Asia.

Not included are school massacres, workplace killings, hate crimes or familicides, which form their own categories.

Perpetrator	Date	Year	Location	Country	Killed	Injured	W	Additional Notes	Ref.
1.	Woo Bum-Kon, 27	April 26/27	1982	Uiryeong	South Korea	56	35	F E	Committed suicide
2.	Feng Wanhai, 26 Jiang Liming, 22	Nov. 18	1995	Zhaodong	China	32	16	F	Feng was shot by police Jiang committed suicide	^[20]
3.	Toi, Mutsuo, 21	May 21	1938	Kaio	Japan	30	3	FM	Committed suicide
4.	Tian Mingjian, 31	Sep. 20	1994	Beijing	China	23	30–80	F	Shot by police
5.	Unknown Soldier	April	1950	Nainital	India	22	?	M	^[21]
6.	Unknown	April 1	1978	Dong Doc	Laos	16	60	F E	^[22]
7.	Bales, Robert, 38	March 11	2012	Najeeban & Alkozai	Afghanistan	16	6	FMA	Sentenced to life imprisonment Also killed at least one dog and a cow	^[23]
8.	Yuan Daizhong, 41	Nov. 18	2004	Yueyang & Xima	China	15	28	ME	Committed suicide	^[24]
9.	Harphul Singh	July 23	1930	Tohana	India	15	?	F A	Sentenced to death and executed Had killed five people in the two years prior	^[25]
10.	Ramesh Sharma, 28	July 23	1983	Mandsaur	India	14	9	F	Shot by police
11.	Hu Wenhai, 46 Liu Haiwang, 40	Oct. 26	2001	Dayukou	China	14	3	FM	Both were sentenced to death and executed	^[26]
12.	Unknown Soldier	June 14	1912	Guangzhou	China	14	2+	F	Shot by soldiers	^[27]
13.	Unknown	Aug.	1938	Bhatinda	India	12	8	F	^[28]
14.	Shi Yuejun, 35	Sep. 24–29	2006	Liuhe & Tonghua county	China	12	5	M	Sentenced to death and executed
15.	Duong Van Mon, 35	Aug. 8	1998	Đắk Lắk Province	Vietnam	12	2–6	M	Sentenced to death	^[29]

Europe

Only the first 15 entries are shown here. For the entire list see:Europe

This section contains cases that occurred in Europe.

Not included are school massacres, workplace killings, hate crimes or familicides, which form their own categories.

Perpetrator	Date	Year	Location	Country	Killed	Injured	W	Additional Notes	Ref.
1.	Grachev, Peter	July 31	1925	Ivankovo	Soviet Union	17	3	F A	Also killed 12 horses	^[30]
2.	Ryan, Michael Robert, 27	Aug. 19	1987	Hungerford	United Kingdom	16	15	F A	Committed suicide Also shot his dog
3.	Borel, Eric, 16	Sep. 23/24	1995	Solliès-Pont & Cuers	France	15	4	FM	Committed suicide
4.	Leibacher, Friedrich, 57	Sep. 27	2001	Zug	Switzerland	14	18	F E	Committed suicide
5.	Wagner, Ernst August, 38	Sep. 4	1913	Degerloch & Mühlhausen/Enz	German Empire	14	11	FMA	Found not guilty by reason of insanity Also shot two animals
6.	Unknown	June 10/11	1945	Rouen	France	14	9	FM	Arrested	^[31]
7.	Dornier, Christian, 31	July 12	1989	Luxiol	France	14	8	F	Found not guilty by reason of insanity
8.	Dembsky, Vladimir	Feb. 15	1904	Warsaw	Russian Empire	13	10	F	Arrested	^[32]
9.	Bogdanović, Ljubiša, 60	April 9	2013	Velika Ivanča	Serbia	13	1	F	Committed suicide
10.	Bird, Derrick, 52	June 2	2010	Copeland, Cumbria	United Kingdom	12	11	F	Committed suicide
11.	Marimon Carles, Jose, 26	May 21	1928	Pobla de Ferran	Spain	10	2	F	Shot dead	^[33]
12.	Hedin, Tore, 25	Aug. 22	1952	Saxtorp & Hurva	Sweden	9	10–20	MA	Committed suicide
13.	Izquierdo, Antonio, 53 Izquierdo, Emilio, 58	Aug. 26	1990	Puerto Hurraco	Spain	9	6–12	F	Both were sentenced to 684 years in prison	^[34]
14.	Palić, Vinko, 28	Jan. 1	1993	Zrinski Topolovac	Croatia	9	5–7	F	Committed suicide	^[35]
15.	Tranchita, Rosario	June 25	1925	Librizzi	Italy	9	4	F	Shot dead by his nephew	^[36]

Oceania and Maritime Southeast Asia

Only the first 15 entries are shown here. For the entire list see:Oceania and Maritime Southeast Asia

This section contains cases that occurred in Oceania and the Maritime Southeast Asia.

Not included are school massacres, workplace killings, hate crimes or familicides, which form their own categories.

Perpetrator	Date	Year	Location	Country	Killed	Injured	W	Additional Notes	Ref.
1.	Bryant, Martin John, 28	April 28/29	1996	Port Arthur, TAS	Australia	35	23	FMA	Sentenced to 35 consecutive life terms
2.	Unknown	Siquijor	Philippines	32	?	M	Killed by angry mob	^[37]
3.	Wirjo, 42	April 15	1987	Banjarsari	Indonesia	20	12	M	Committed suicide	^[38]
4.	Formentera, Arsenio	Jan. 28	1968	Palompon	Philippines	17	?	M	^[39]
5.	Hodeng	June 17	1879	Kampong Tankulu	Indonesia	16	1	Arrested	^[40]
6.	Salazar, Domingo, 42	Oct. 11	1956	San Nicolas	Philippines	16	1	M	Sentenced to death Killed two unborn children	^[41]
7.	Unknown	Dec. 13	1873	Ternate	Indonesia	15	4	M	Killed	^[42]
8.	Basobas, Florentino	May 9	1977	Quezon, Palawan	Philippines	15	4	M	Shot dead	^[43]
9.	Antakin	May 27	1897	Kaningow	Malaysia	15	3	M	Shot dead
10.	Pusok Anak Ngaik, 28	May 29	1965	Kampong Bukit Merah	Malaysia	14	4	M	^[44]
11.	Unknown	March	1909	Borneo	Indonesia	14	?	^[45]
12.	Unknown	Nov.	1935	Gondang	Indonesia	13	3	Sentenced to life imprisonment	^[46]
13.	Gray, David Malcolm, 33	Nov. 13/14	1990	Aramoana	New Zealand	13	3	F	Shot by police
14.	Kalinga Boli	May 25 – June 7	1937	Tagan	Philippines	13	?	M	Arrested	^[47]
15.	Two unknown Men	June 22	1952	Zamboanga	Philippines	12	14	M	One killed, the other arrested	^[48]

Workplace killings

Only the first 15 entries are shown here. For the entire list see:Workplace killings

People killing their (former) co-workers; also includes soldiers killing their comrades.

Perpetrator	Date	Year	Location	Country	Killed	Injured	W	Additional Notes	Ref.
1.	Sanurip, 36	April 15	1996	Timika Airport	Indonesia	16	11	F	Sentenced to death	^[49]
2.	Chelakh, Vladislav, 19	May 27/28	2012	Arkankergen frontier post	Kazakhstan	15	0	F A	Sentenced to life imprisonment	^[50]
3.	Sherrill, Patrick Henry, 44	Aug. 20	1986	Edmond, OK	U.S.	14	6	F	Committed suicide
4.	Hasan, Nidal Malik, 39	Nov. 5	2009	Fort Hood, TX	U.S.	13	32	F	Sentenced to death Killed an unborn child
5.	Barton, Mark Orrin, 44	July 27–29	1999	Atlanta, GA	U.S.	12	13	FM	Committed suicide
6.	Alexis, Aaron, 34	Sep. 16	2013	Washington, D.C.	U.S.	12	3	F	Shot by police
7.	Leung Ying, 29	Aug. 22	1928	Fairfield, CA	U.S.	11	4	FM	Committed suicide while awaiting execution	^[51]
8.	Tazmal Hossein	Dec. 1	1914	Naihati	India	10	11	M	Arrested	^[52]
9.	Kim Won-jo, 25	May 1	1974	Kimpo	South Korea	10	3	F	Committed suicide	^[53]
10.	Vaganov, Artur, 22	June 1	1997	Sida	Abkhazia	10	3	F	Committed suicide
11.	Lee Wei, 41	April 5	1962	Taoyuan	Taiwan	10	0-2+	F A	Arrested	^[54]
12.	Ahmed Gul, 46	April 27	2011	Kabul	Afghanistan	9	1–6	F	Committed suicide	^[55]
13.	Smith, William Vincent, 19	April 23	1946	LST 172	U.S.	9	1	F	Committed suicide while awaiting trial	^[56]
14.	Unknown	July 29	1982	Maputo	Mozambique	9	?	F	^[57]
15.	Moreño, Jonathan, 31	Jan. 16	2005	Kalibo	Philippines	8	29–33	F	Shot by police	^[58]

School massacres

Only the first 15 entries are shown here. For the entire list see:School massacres
See alsoList of school-related attacks

Massacres at kindergartens, schools and universities

Perpetrator	Date	Year	Location	Country	Killed	Injured	W	Additional Notes	Ref.
1.	Kehoe, Andrew Philip, 55	May 18	1927	Bath Township, MI	U.S.	44	58	FME	Committed suicide
2.	Cho, Seung-Hui, 23 (조승희)	April 16	2007	Blacksburg, VA	U.S.	32	17	F	Committed suicide
3.	Lanza, Adam Peter, 20	Dec. 14	2012	Newtown, CT	U.S.	27	2	F	Committed suicide
4.	Hamilton, Thomas Watt, 43	March 13	1996	Dunblane	U.K.	17	15	F	Committed suicide
5.	Steinhäuser, Robert, 19	April 26	2002	Erfurt	Germany	16	1	F	Committed suicide
6.	Whitman, Charles Joseph, 25	Aug. 1	1966	Austin, TX	U.S.	15	32	FM	Shot by police Killed an unborn child One of the injured later died in 2001
7.	Kretschmer, Tim, 17	March 11	2009	Winnenden & Wendlingen	Germany	15	9	F	Committed suicide
8.	Lépine, Marc, 25	Dec. 6	1989	Montreal, QC	Canada	14	14	FM	Committed suicide
9.	Harris, Eric David, 18 Klebold, Dylan Bennet, 17	April 20	1999	Littleton, CO	U.S.	13	21	F E	Both committed suicide
10.	Gadirov, Farda, 28	April 30	2009	Baku	Azerbaijan	12	13	F	Committed suicide	^[59]
11.	Menezes de Oliveira, Wellington, 23	April 7	2011	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	12	12	F	Committed suicide
12.	Bai Ningyang, 18	May 8	2006	Shiguan	China	12	5	MA	Sentenced to death
13.	Seifert, Walter, 42	June 11	1964	Volkhoven	West Germany	10	22	FM	Committed suicide
14.	Saari, Matti Juhani, 22	Sep. 23	2008	Kauhajoki	Finland	10	1	F A	Committed suicide
15.	Wu Huanming, 47	May 12	2010	Linchang	China	9	11	M	Committed suicide	^[60]

Religious, political or racial crimes

Mass murders, committed by single perpetrators, that have a foremost religious, racial or political background.

Perpetrator	Date	Year	Location	Country	Killed	Injured	W	Additional Notes	Ref.
1.	Breivik, Anders Behring, 32	July 22	2011	Oslo & Utøya	Norway	75	241	F E	Two more died trying to escape Sentenced to 21 years plus preventive detention
2.	Ibragimov, Ahmed, 43 (Ахмед Ибрагимов)	Oct. 8	1999	Mekenskaya	Russia	34–41	?	F	Killed by angry mob
3.	Goldstein, Baruch Kappel, 37	Feb. 25	1994	Hebron	West Bank	29–52	70–200	F	Killed by angry mob	^[61]
4.	Abbas al-Baqir Abbas, 33	Dec. 8	2000	Jarafa	Sudan	22–27	31–53	F	Shot by police
5.	Unknown	July 20	2001	Sheshnag	India	13–14	14–15	F E	Shot by police	^[62]
6.	Unknown	Aug. 6	2002	Nunwan	India	9	31	F E	Shot by police	^[63]
7.	Essex, Mark James Robert, 23	Dec. 31 / Jan. 7	1972 1973	New Orleans, LA	U.S.	9	13	F A	Shot by police
8.	Roof, Dylann Storm, 21 (suspect)	June 17	2015	Charleston, SC	U.S.	9	1	F	Arrested
9.	Asadullah (اسد الله)	March 30	2012	Yahyakhel District	Afghanistan	9	0	F P	^[64]
10.	Strydom, Barend Hendrik, 23	Nov. 8/15	1988	De Deur & Pretoria	South Africa	8	16	F	Sentenced to death plus 30 years	^[65]
11.	Punchi Banda Kandegedera	Feb. 25	1936	Colombo	Sri Lanka	8	10	F	Sentenced to death	^[66]
12.	Wang Xiwen, 32^	Nov. 17	1980	Handan	China	7	12	F E	Sentenced to death and executed Also killed two pigs
13.	Popper, Ami, 21	May 20	1990	Rishon LeZion	Israel	7	10–15	F	Sentenced to seven consecutive life terms; later reduced to 40 years in prison
14.	Merah, Mohammed, 23	March 11–22	2012	Toulouse & Montauban	France	7	5	F	Shot by police
15.	Kariyev, Maksat Kokshkinbaevich, 34 (Максат Кокшкинбаевич Кариев)	Nov. 12	2011	Taraz	Kazakhstan	7	3	F E	Committed suicide	^[67]
16.	Abdul Salaam Sadek Hassouneh, 24 (عبد السلام صادق حسونة)	Jan. 17	2002	Hadera	Israel	6	14–33	F	Killed by angry mob or shot by police	^[68]
17.	Khaled Akar (خالد آكر)	Nov. 25	1987	Kiryat Shemona	Israel	6	7	F E	Shot by soldiers	^[69]
18.	Page, Wade Michael, 40	Aug. 5	2012	Oak Creek, WI	U.S.	6	3	F	Committed suicide
19.	Ahmed Jassim Ibrahim, 25 (احمد جاسم ابراهيم)	June 12	2009	Baghdad	Iraq	5	12	F E	Committed suicide or shot dead	^[70]
20.	Mohammed Farhat, 17 (محمد فتحي فرحات)	March 7	2002	Atzmona	Gaza Strip	5	10–23	F E	Shot dead	^[71]
21.	Coulibaly, Amedy, 32	Jan. 7/9	2015	Montrouge & Porte de Vincennes	France	5	11	F	Shot by police
22.	Natan-Zada, Eden, 19	Aug. 4	2005	Shfar’am	Israel	4	9–14	F	Killed by angry mob	^[72]
23.	Nel, Johan, 18	Jan. 14	2008	Skierlik	South Africa	4	8	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	^[73]
24.	Stone, Michael, 32	March 16	1988	Belfast	U.K.	3	68	F E	Sentenced to 682 years in prison
25.	Ibrahim Mohammed Hasuna, 20 (إبراهيم محمد محمود حسونة)	March 5	2002	Tel Aviv	Israel	3}}	14–31	FME	Shot by police	^[74]
26.	Raed Muhammed al-Rifi, 22	March 17	1992	Jaffa	Israel	2	19	M	Shot by police	^[75]
27.	Hatem Shweikeh, 24	Nov. 4	2001	Jerusalem	Israel	2	15–42	F	Shot dead	^[76]
28.	Saeed Ibrahim Ramadan, 24 (سعيد إبراهيم رمضان)	Jan. 22	2002	Jerusalem	Israel	2	14–16	F	Shot by police	^[77]

Domestic violence

Only the first 15 entries are shown here. For the entire list see:Home intruders, List of familicides, familicides in the United States and familicides in Europe.

This section contains cases that could be considered non-public, which means mass murders perpetrated in a domestic environment. The section is divided into two sub-categories; the first encompasses the lists of familicides and contains those incidents where most of the victims were relatives of the perpetrator, while the second, paraphrased as home intruders, contains those cases where the targeted families were not related to the perpetrator.

Perpetrator	Date	Year	Location	Country	Killed	Injured	W	Additional Notes	Ref.
1.	Ou Yangpu	Jan. 1	1976	Zixing	China	17	0	M	Committed suicide	^[78]
2.	Simmons, Ronald Gene, 47	Dec. 22–28	1987	Russellville, AR	U.S.	16	4	FM	Sentenced to death and executed
3.	Mohammad Zaman, 30	Sep. 25	2009	Ghola	Afghanistan	15	?	F	Committed suicide	^[79]
4.	Unknown	Nov. 23	1936	Maropally	India	14	2	M	Arrested	^[80]
5.	Banks, George Emil, 40	Sep. 25	1982	Wilkes-Barre, PA	U.S.	13	1	F	Sentenced to death
6.	Liu Aibing, 34	Dec. 12	2009	Yinshanpai	China	13	1	FMA	Sentenced to death and executed	^[81]
7.	Guo Zhongmin, 36	Feb. 18	2003	Yangxiaoxiang	China	13	0	M	Committed suicide	^[82]
8.	Saeed Qashash, 19	June 10	1998	Amman	Jordan	12	0	F	Sentenced to death and executed	^[83]
9.	Jia Yingmin, 40	Oct. 6	2000	Kunlong	China	12	0	M	Committed suicide	^[84]
10.	Augusto, Pedro	Aug.	1900	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	12	?	FM	Arrested	^[85]
11.	Abbas Khan	Sep.	1896	Jabbar	India	11	2	M	Arrested	^[86]
12.	Andangan	Oct. 21	1921	Cotabato	Philippines	11	0	M	Committed suicide	^[87]
13.	Ruppert, James Urban, 40	March 30	1975	Hamilton, OH	U.S.	11	0	F	Sentenced to eleven consecutive life terms	^[88]
14.	Jalal Osman Khoja, 40	Dec. 26	2000	Jeddah	Saudi Arabia	11	0	F	Committed suicide	^[89]
15.	Abdul Emir Khalaf Sabhan	Aug. 26	2003	Baghdad	Iraq	11	0	F	Committed suicide	^[90]

Vehicular manslaughter

This section contains those cases where only vehicles were used to attack people. Since it may be quite difficult to distinguish accidents, or cases of reckless driving from those incidents where the driver, or pilot, had the intention to harm others, only those cases are included where it is clear that the vehicle was applied as a weapon and crashed deliberately into people, other vehicles, or buildings. Also, those cases where a rampage killer used an armed vehicle, such as a tank, or a fighter aircraft, to shoot others are listed here.

Name	Date	Year	Location	Country	Killed	Injured	Additional Notes	Ref.
1.	Unknown	Aug.	1993	Kilifi	Kenya	18	25	Arrested	^[91]
2.	Li Xianliang, 36 (李献良)	Aug. 1	2010	Nanzuo	China	17	20–30	Arrested	^[92]
3.	Unknown	Oct. 9	1994	Djimenzen	Haiti	14	12	^[93]
4.	Unknown	Dec.	1965	Syria	14	2+	Arrested	^[94]
5.	Santosh Maruti Mane, 40 (संतोष मारुति माने)	Jan. 25	2012	Pune	India	9	27–37	Sentenced to death	^[95]
6.	Khalil Abu Olbeh, 35	Feb. 14	2001	Azor	Israel	8	21	Sentenced to eight life terms plus 21 years	^[96]
7.	Hepnarová, Olga, 22	July 10	1973	Prague	Czechoslovakia	8	12	Sentenced to death and executed
8.	Ford, Priscilla Joyce, 51	Nov. 27	1980	Reno, NV	U.S.	7	22	Died while awaiting execution
9.	Tates, Karst Roeland, 38	April 30	2009	Apeldoorn	Netherlands	7	10	Died in the crash
10.	Tian Shengming, 44 (田胜明)	May 28	2012	Zhangjiajie	China	6	9	Arrested	^[97]
11.	Luo Xiaoji, 34 (骆效计)	Nov. 5	2008	Zhuhai	China	5	19	Shot by police	^[98]
12.	Crabbe, Douglas John Edwin, 36	Aug. 18	1983	Yulara	Australia	5	16	Sentenced to life imprisonment
13.	Owens, Rashad Charjuan	March 12	2014	Austin, TX	U.S.	4	21	In custody, trial pending
14.	Hussam Taysir Dwayat, 32	July 2	2008	Jerusalem	Israel	3	30–45	Shot by police	^[99]
15.	Unknown	Feb. 4	2001	Kampala	Uganda	3	21+	^[100]
16.	Ho Chung-ming, 36	Aug. 30	1964	Taipei	Formosa	3	20	Sentenced to death	^[101]
17.	Kabolowsky, Robert, 20	July 10	1980	Wantagh, NY	U.S.	3	20	Found not guilty by reason of insanity	^[102]
18.	Ressa, Stephen Michael, 27	Sep. 21	2005	Las Vegas, NV	U.S.	3	11	Sentenced to life imprisonment	^[103]
19.	Nieto Avila, Jose Luis, 56	May 6	2002	San Cristóbal Ecatepec	Mexico	2	22	Sentenced to 146 years in prison	^[104]
20.	Parkdel, Eric, 50	May 31	2003	Stockholm	Sweden	2	16	Convicted	^[105]

Grenade amok

This section lists incidents of “grenade amok”, which are mass murders where the perpetrator used only hand grenades or comparable explosive devices, like pipe bombs or dynamite sticks, for the attack. As it is sometimes difficult to distinguish cases of grenade amok from acts of terrorism or gang-related attacks, incidents are only included where there is at least some indication that it was neither committed in the context of a political, ethnic, or religious conflict, nor part of an assault with more than one participating offender.

Name	Date	Year	Location	Country	Killed	Injured	Additional Notes	Ref.
1.	Unknown, 21	Nov. 2	1979	Sakhon Nakhon province	Thailand	12	40+	Arrested	^[106]
2.	Ismatov, Bobomurad	Feb. 7	1994	Kulyab	Tajikistan	12	28	Committed suicide	^[107]
3.	Unknown Police Officer	May 8	1973	Phitsanulok Province	Thailand	11	12–21	Killed by the explosion	^[108]
4.	Unknown Soldier, 23	May 1	1993	Nongmasaew	Thailand	9	23	Arrested	^[109]
5.	Unknown	May 10	1972	Thailand	9	10	Arrested	^[110]
6.	Unknown Soldier, 23	Laos	8	12	Killed by the explosion	^[111]
7.	Unknown Soldier, 35	Laos	7	30	Killed by the explosion	^[111]
8.	Cuellar Beltran, Jorge Alberto	Aug. 17	1991	Comasagua	El Salvador	6–8	54–90	^[112]
9.	Abdullah Salih al-Hajiri	Aug. 4	1999	Sana’a	Yemen	6–7	40–43	Arrested	^[113]
10.	Avraham, Ezra, 19	Feb. 4	1975	Netanya	Israel	6	26	Arrested	^[114]
11.	Yeong Sik Shin	May 18	1968	Andong City	South Korea	5–7	43–52	Sentenced to death	^[115]
12.	David, Ernesto, 28	Dec. 2	1980	Manila	Philippines	5	28–34	Arrested	^[116]
13.	Lotero, Hector	Aug. 17	1969	Apartadó	Colombia	5	25	^[117]
14.	Lacsina, Ederlino L.	March 18	1978	Camarines Sur	Philippines	5	14	Arrested	^[118]
15.	Unknown Soldier, 26	1959	Laos	4	20	Arrested	^[119]
16.	Cervantes, Richard, 20	Oct. 12	1996	Poblacion	Philippines	3	15	Arrested	^[120]
17.	Marish Ali Al-Akhram, 30	Aug. 22	2003	Hawth	Yemen	2	34	Arrested	^[121]
18.	Mohammed Hassan al-Wajeeh, 30 (محمد حسن)	Feb. 2	2008	Sana’a	Yemen	2	23–25	Sentenced to death	^[122]
19.	Unknown Soldier	Dec. 5	1954	Bou Amrane	Tunisia	2	13	Shot by soldiers	^[123]
20.	Jung, Heidrun-Erika, 49	Dec. 24	1996	Frankfurt	Germany	2	13	Killed by the explosion	^[124]
21.	Garcia, Rodolfo, 24	May 10	1969	Maplas	Philippines	2	11	^[125]

Other incidents

This section lists mass murders by single perpetrators that do not fit into the upper categories, like arson fires, poisonings, and bombings.
Only cases with at least two people killed are included.

Name	Date	Year	Location	Country	Killed	Injured	Additional Notes	Ref.
1.	Kim Dae-han, 56 (김대한)	Feb. 18	2003	Daegu	South Korea	198	147	Sentenced to life imprisonment for causing the Daegu subway fire
2.	Segee, Robert Dale, 14	July 6	1944	Hartford, CT	U.S.	167–169	412–682	Confessed to causing the Hartford circus fire; later recanted	^[126]
3.	Zhang Pilin, 37	May 7	2002	Dalian	China	111	0	Set fire to the passenger cabin of an airplane; died in the crash
4.	Jin Ruchao, 41 (靳如超)	March 16	2001	Shijiazhuang	China	108	38	Sentenced to death and executed for a bombing	^[127]
5.	Unknown arsonist, 10	Dec. 1	1958	Chicago, IL	U.S.	95	100	Fifth-grade student confessed to causing the Our Lady of the Angels School fire; later recanted
6.	González, Julio, 35	March 25	1990	New York City, NY	U.S.	87	6	Convicted of the Happy Land fire; sentenced to 174 twenty-five-year sentences
7.	Keith, Alexander, 48	Dec. 11	1875	Bremerhaven	German Reich	81–83	200	Bomber; committed suicide	^[128]
8.	Ma Hongqing, 50 (马宏清)	July 16	2001	Mafang	China	80–89	98	Sentenced to death and executed	^[129]
9.	Le Duc Tan (马宏清)	Sep. 15	1974	Phan Rang	South Vietnam	74	0	Died in the plane crash which he caused	^[130]
10.	Nasra Yussef Mohammed al-Enezi, 23	Aug. 15	2009	Jahra	Kuwait	55–57	80–90	Sentenced to death for causing a fatal fire at a wedding
11.	Chen Shuizong, 59 (陈水总)	June 7	2013	Xiamen	China	46	34	Perished in the flames
12.	Graham, Jack Gilbert, 23	Nov. 1	1955	Denver, CO	U.S.	44	0	Sentenced to death and executed for the bombing of United Airlines Flight 629
13.	Doty, Thomas G., 34	May 22	1962	Unionville, MO	U.S.	44	0	Died in the crash of Continental Airlines Flight 11, which he caused
14.	Gonzales, Francisco Paula, 27	May 7	1964	Danville, CA	U.S.	43	0	Died in the crash of Pacific Air Lines Flight 773, which he caused	^[131]
15.	Younes Khayati, 32	Aug. 21	1994	Agadir	Morocco	43	0	Died in the crash of Royal Air Maroc Flight 630, which he caused
16.	Chen Zhengping, 32 (陈正平)	Sep. 15	2002	Nanjing	China	42	300–400	Sentenced to death and executed for poisoning	^[132]
17.	Burke, David Augustus, 35	Dec. 7	1987	San Luis Obispo, CA	U.S.	42	0	Died in the crash of Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 1771, which he caused	^[133]
18.	Chiasson, Louis, 64	Dec. 2	1969	Notre-Dame-du-Lac,QC	Canada	40	2	Sentenced to life imprisonment for arson	^[134]
19.	Huang Kefen, 27 (黄可芬)	June 24	1981	Xiamen	China	39	73	Killed by the explosion	^[135]
20.	Thompson, John, 42	Aug. 16	1980	London	U.K.	37	23	Sentenced to life imprisonment for arson	^[136]
21.	Li Zhanjin, 34 (刘占金)	March 29	2000	Shajian	China	36–39	30-50+	Killed by an explosion he caused at a wedding	^[137]
22.	Hansen, Erik Solbakke, 24	Sep. 1	1973	Copenhagen	Denmark	35	17	Found not guilty by reason of insanity Killed three other people	^[138]
23.	Çal, Kadir, 34	April 9	1991	Istanbul	Turkey	34–36	7–10	Perished in the flames	^[139]
24.	Frank, Julian Andrew, 32	Jan. 6	1960	Bolivia, NC	U.S.	33	0	Died in the crash of National Airlines Flight 2511, which he caused
25.	Hermino dos Santos Fernandes, 32	Nov. 29	2013	Bwabwata National Park	Namibia	33	0	Died in the crash of LAM Mozambique Airlines Flight 470, which he caused
26.	Qiu Fengguo, 23 (邱凤国)	Feb. 15	1986	Jilin	China	32	32	Killed by the explosion	^[140]
27.	Unknown	April 22	1980	Saint-Jean-de-Losne	France	32	6–9	^[141]
28.	Gao Haiping, 24 (高海平)	July 22	1981	Yangquan	China	31	127	Killed by the explosion	^[142]
29.	Yu Xiugang, 21	April 14	1988	Yujia	China	30	18	Killed by the explosion	^[143]
30.	Zhang Yunliang, 62	June 5	2009	Chengdu	China	27	73	Died in the Chengdu bus fire, which he caused
31.	Unknown soldier	Feb. 16	1984	Debre Zeyit	Ethiopia	25–28	10–12	Died	^[144]
32.	Katagiri, Seiji, 35	Feb. 9	1982	Tokyo	Japan	24	141	Found not guilty of causing the crash of Japan Airlines Flight 350 by reason of insanity
33.	de la Torre, Humberto Diaz, 19	Sep. 4	1982	Los Angeles, CA	U.S.	24	32	Sentenced to 25 consecutive life terms for causing an apartment fire; killed an unborn child	^[145]
34.	Unknown arsonist	May 25	1982	Aire-sur-l’Adour	France	24	?	Attacked a psychiatric center	^[146]
35.	Zhou Wenzhi, 25 (周文志)	June 26	1989	Shanghai	China	23	39	Killed by the explosion	^[147]
36.	Guay, Albert, 32	Sep. 9	1949	Charlevoix, QC	Canada	23	0	Sentenced to death and executed for bombing a passenger plane
37.	Arrendondo, Pedro	Oct. 10	1978	Caracas	Venezuela	23	?	Arrested	^[148]
38.	Matuska, Szilveszter, 39	Sep. 13	1931	Biatorbágy	Hungary	22	120+	Sentenced to death for causing fatal train derailments
39.	Durado, Gavino, 48	Sep. 2	1962	Manila	Philippines	21	1+	Arrested	^[149]
40.	Liang Hsin-teng, 51	May 12	1993	Taipei	Taiwan	20	7	Perished in the flames	^[150]
41.	Álvarez, Juan Manuel, 25	Jan. 26	2005	Los Angeles, CA	U.S.	11	177	Sentenced to life imprisonment for causing the 2005 Glendale train crash
42.	Gerdt, Petri Erkki Tapio, 19	Oct. 11	2002	Vantaa	Finland	6	166	Killed in the Myyrmanni bombing, which he caused
43.	Blažka, Antonín, 57	Unknown	2013	Frenštát pod Radhoštěm	Czech Republic	6	10	Killed by the explosion he caused	^[151]
44.	Dong Shihou, 29 (董世侯)	April 3	1968	Beijing	China	4	105	Killed by the explosion	^[152]
45.	Copeland, David, 22	April 17/24/30	1999	London	U.K.	3	140	Sentenced to 6 concurrent life sentences

Annotation

The W-column gives a basic description of the weapons used in the murders

F – Firearms and other ranged weapons, especially rifles and handguns, but also bows and crossbows, grenade launchers, flamethrowers, or slingshots

M – Melee weapons, like knives, swords, spears, machetes, axes, clubs, rods, stones, or bare hands

O – Any other weapons, such as bombs, hand grenades, Molotov cocktails, poison and poisonous gas, as well as vehicle and arson attacks

A – indicates that an arson attack was the only other weapon used

V – indicates that a vehicle was the only other weapon used

E – indicates that explosives of any sort were the only other weapon used

P – indicates that an anaesthetising or deadly substance of any kind was the only other weapon used (includes poisonous gas)

Bibliography

Chester, Graham: Berserk! – Motiveless Random Massacres; Michael O’Mara Books, 1993. ISBN 978-1-85479-177-1
O’Brien, Bill: Killing for Pleasure; Blake Publishing, 2001. ISBN 978-1-903402-58-0
Pantziarka, Pan: Lone Wolf – True Stories of Spree Killers; Virgin Publishing, 2002. ISBN 978-0-7535-0617-2
Time-Life Staff: Mass Murderers; Time-Life Books, 1992. ISBN 978-0-7835-0004-1

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