Ali "David" Sonboly

Topic about anything related to the Munich shooting and David Sonboly.

He was born on 4/20. He was said to have bragged about sharing a birthday with Hitler, oddly enough.
He also had a copy of Langman's "Why Kids Kill", eliciting a public response from him.

I find the fact interesting that he baught his glock 17 on the deep web and practiced shooting with it in the basement (it was possible because the basement was soundproof )

A steam account called "adam lanza is a hero" is on my friends list, and because of a few reasons I believe that this account belonged to Sonboly. If anyone wants to hear my reasons I'll list them, but only if someone wants because it'll take a lot of typing to explain.
It feels surreal thinking about it. Thinking about me possibly having a killer on my friends list.

If you got time, I would be interested in reading this reason.

I've been waiting for a thread on him for so long!

I'd also be interested in knowing why you believe it's him - I don't think he ever mentioned Lanza.

He was moderator in a group dedicated to adam lanza so he did at least researched that case a bit.

Kaynvink wrote:

He was moderator in a group dedicated to adam lanza so he did at least researched that case a bit.

I was in that group before the shooting, that group was created by someone else. The guy was visited by the cops because Sonboly was in the group so he made Sonboly the owner and abandoned it.

Kaynvink wrote:

If you got time,  I would be interested in reading this reason.

"adam lanza is a hero" was someone who usually played CS:S, David Sonboly's favourite game (according to his Steam) and was quite active. He eventually went inactive in July 2016, and last played CS:S shortly before the shooting. A friend of mine said that Sonboly usually used alts, and wasn't on his main account often. He was in 2 groups that Sonboly was in, which may not sound unusual but these weren't large groups. The groups only had 58 and 33 members. Friends who were in a CS:GO clan/group he was in said he seemed nice at first but soon started making threats before disappearing in winter 2015, while "adam lanza is a hero" was made in March 2014, which might've been while he started making threats or might've not. It hasn't been revealed when he started making the threats. Although the date the account was made might suggest that it wasn't his account because, like I said, he disappeared in winter 2015.

InsaneIntruder wrote:

Kaynvink wrote:

If you got time,  I would be interested in reading this reason.

"adam lanza is a hero" was someone who usually played CS:S, David Sonboly's favourite game (according to his Steam) and was quite active. He eventually went inactive in July 2016, and last played CS:S shortly before the shooting. A friend of mine said that Sonboly usually used alts, and wasn't on his main account often. He was in 2 groups that Sonboly was in, which may not sound unusual but these weren't large groups. The groups only had 58 and 33 members. Friends who were in a CS:GO clan/group he was in said he seemed nice at first but soon started making threats before disappearing in winter 2015, while "adam lanza is a hero" was made in March 2014, which might've been while he started making threats or might've not. It hasn't been revealed when he started making the threats. Although the date the account was made might suggest that it wasn't his account because, like I said, he disappeared in winter 2015.

Or maybe it's just me, maybe I'm just overreacting to some dead account in some groups about mass shooters. I don't know.

InsaneIntruder wrote:

InsaneIntruder wrote:

Kaynvink wrote:

If you got time,  I would be interested in reading this reason.

"adam lanza is a hero" was someone who usually played CS:S, David Sonboly's favourite game (according to his Steam) and was quite active. He eventually went inactive in July 2016, and last played CS:S shortly before the shooting. A friend of mine said that Sonboly usually used alts, and wasn't on his main account often. He was in 2 groups that Sonboly was in, which may not sound unusual but these weren't large groups. The groups only had 58 and 33 members. Friends who were in a CS:GO clan/group he was in said he seemed nice at first but soon started making threats before disappearing in winter 2015, while "adam lanza is a hero" was made in March 2014, which might've been while he started making threats or might've not. It hasn't been revealed when he started making the threats. Although the date the account was made might suggest that it wasn't his account because, like I said, he disappeared in winter 2015.

Or maybe it's just me, maybe I'm just overreacting to some dead account in some groups about mass shooters. I don't know.

R u befreier u nigga

Moordenaar wrote:

InsaneIntruder wrote:

InsaneIntruder wrote:

Kaynvink wrote:

If you got time,  I would be interested in reading this reason.

"adam lanza is a hero" was someone who usually played CS:S, David Sonboly's favourite game (according to his Steam) and was quite active. He eventually went inactive in July 2016, and last played CS:S shortly before the shooting. A friend of mine said that Sonboly usually used alts, and wasn't on his main account often. He was in 2 groups that Sonboly was in, which may not sound unusual but these weren't large groups. The groups only had 58 and 33 members. Friends who were in a CS:GO clan/group he was in said he seemed nice at first but soon started making threats before disappearing in winter 2015, while "adam lanza is a hero" was made in March 2014, which might've been while he started making threats or might've not. It hasn't been revealed when he started making the threats. Although the date the account was made might suggest that it wasn't his account because, like I said, he disappeared in winter 2015.

Or maybe it's just me, maybe I'm just overreacting to some dead account in some groups about mass shooters. I don't know.

R u befreier u nigga

I told you back in the day on Steam.

Moordenaar wrote:

InsaneIntruder wrote:

InsaneIntruder wrote:

Kaynvink wrote:

If you got time,  I would be interested in reading this reason.

"adam lanza is a hero" was someone who usually played CS:S, David Sonboly's favourite game (according to his Steam) and was quite active. He eventually went inactive in July 2016, and last played CS:S shortly before the shooting. A friend of mine said that Sonboly usually used alts, and wasn't on his main account often. He was in 2 groups that Sonboly was in, which may not sound unusual but these weren't large groups. The groups only had 58 and 33 members. Friends who were in a CS:GO clan/group he was in said he seemed nice at first but soon started making threats before disappearing in winter 2015, while "adam lanza is a hero" was made in March 2014, which might've been while he started making threats or might've not. It hasn't been revealed when he started making the threats. Although the date the account was made might suggest that it wasn't his account because, like I said, he disappeared in winter 2015.

Or maybe it's just me, maybe I'm just overreacting to some dead account in some groups about mass shooters. I don't know.

R u befreier u nigga

r u sam hyde/abandoned account u plank

His parents recently moved back to munich according to local news

There was a big debate if it was just a rampage or hate crime. After his manifesto was analyzed by the police the attack was declared racist.