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Satoshi targeted people with disabilities, especially patients who were unable to speak, believing that by committing the attack, he would be doing good for society, for the victims, and for their families, so they wouldn't continue suffering. Months before the attack, he wrote a bizarre letter to the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe where he explains his intentions. He was then admitted to a mental health hospital afterward, but he was released soon after.

Satoshi was not arrested immediately after the attack; he fled the scene of the crime and even posted a photo on Twitter. He turned himself in hours after the massacre.

In 2020, Satoshi attempted to plead insanity (somewhat ironically) during his trial, but he was sentenced to death.

It is one of the deadliest mass murders ever committed in Japan by a single individual.

I should have posted this sooner, but here it is.

The shooter has been identified as Noah Esbensen, he was armed with a SIG Sauer 200 STR match rifle, along with a pistol and a knife that were rendered unusable during the act.

Noah He had a history of contact with mental health programs, he had been diagnosed with psychosis and schizophrenia, he kept a diary where he wrote about his fascination with Randy Stair, a 24-year-old who killed three people and himself in a shooting in Pennsylvania, and with serial killers; He also posted some videos the day before the shooting where he simulated suicide with the gun he would use the following day. The weapon belonged to his father and was kept in a safe; he was sentenced to internment in a psychiatric hospital in 2023.

The identities of the three deceased victims have not been released to protect their families, but they were a 47-year-old russian man who was with his children, a 17-year-old danish customer, and a 17-year-old danish shopping mall employee.

On that day in 2013, John Zawahri shot and killed his father and brother and set fire to the family home. He then took a hostage who took him to Santa Monica College, where he was a former student. Upon arriving at the scene, he fired dozens of shots that killed three more people. John was killed by police officers who responded

The shooter was dressed all in black including a black shirt with "police" written in white and a tactical vest, a backpack belonging to him was found with several rounds of ammunition and two more firearms, a three-page letters was also found where he detailed his remorse for killing his family members and says goodbye to his mother and friends, however, the letters did not detail the reason for him to commit the explosion of violence.

This case has caught my attention since 2022, and I've watched and read a lot about the perpetrator, thoughts for the families of the victims and the shooter (two of the victims are related to him).

Esse vai pros fãs de sexta-feira 13.

Eu podia ter esperado até novembro pra postar isso mas prefiro postar agora.

Vi uma legião de gente elogiando o quarto filme da franquia, falando que ele é o melhor atrás do sexto filme que é um clássico absoluto mas eu não vejo muita coisa nesse filme.

O filme demora demais pra começar as mortes, o começo é chato e os adolescentes levam o estereótipo de jovem idiota de filme de terror a um nível que é difícil de aguentar bem diferente do parte 7 que foi o que eu vi antes desse que consegue ser legal e interessante.

Essa é a minha opinião, se concorda, se é que vai ter alguem que concorde que bom, se não, poxa que pena kkkkk mas obrigado pela a atenção.

The content of the photos isn't very explicit.

The images were made available in the first episode of the recent documentary VINA: PŘÍPAD Z VYSOKÉ ŠKOLY about the massacre. The upcoming episodes may focus more on the attack at the University.

This image was taken from the recent documentary about the Prague massacre, whose first episode focused on the killings in Klánovice Forest.