Mass Shooters/Occupations

Hiroshi Zota:
His first job was at a food parlor, to help pay his parents' debt, starting after quiting his education in 1993.
After that he moved in with his brother in 1994, and started working in a pachinko parlor, he resigned in March 1994.
After that job, he had 14 other jobs, including factory work, newspaper delivery, ship painting and in a beauty house.
In 1998, while America, due to his lack of knowledge of English and lack of money, he would stay at a church, in exchange of giving help with the church's work
After returning to Japan, he started working for an automobile parts factory in March 1999, which despite having a six month contract there, stopped working around April 1999.
After that he started work working in a newspaper store, starting working on the 25th April, which he quit out of the job, some days before his attack.

Alec McKinney worked at a sandwich shop

Hiroshi Zota (1999 Tokyo attack) was unemployed, but was a former newspaper delivery man.
At his trial, Anders Breivik objected to the court saying he was unemployed, instead saying he was a writer working from prison.
Years prior to his shooting, Breivik sold fake diplomas, exploiting a legal loophole by saying they were for display and decorative purposes only.

Martin Bryant worked in gardening and sold vegetables.

Satoshi Uematsu (2016 Sagamihara stabbings) was a care home worker

Ian David Long was a member of the Marines.
He told his mother who he lived with that he got employment as a marijuana deliveryman but it's unclear, if not unlikely, whether he actually was. He asked her for money regularly and claimed to do his driving late at night when she was asleep.

Richard Farley (1988 ESL shooting): Software technician at ESL Inc. and at a rival company, Covalent Systems Corporation.

Tobias Rathjen: Bank Clerk

Photo Of Eduardo Romero ñaupay At His Mobile Stall Selling Salchipapas & Hamburgers.

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Liang Yongcheng (1999 Longzhou shooting): School guard (ironic.)
Chris Krumm (2012 Casper College attack): Engineer at Western Area Power Administration (fired,) Dennis Group (resigned so as to not be fired,) PAR ("laid off with prejudice"), Broadband (resigned.)

Kazem Darabi (1992 Mykonos Restaurant Assasinations) - Iranian Intelligence Officer, Grocer

Unnamed man (1975 Thailand amok case): Farmer
Unnamed man (1988 Thailand amok case): Soldier
Unnamed man (1930 Bangkok amok case): Railway engine fireman
Unnamed man (1973 Chachoengsao amok case): Soldier
Unnamed man (1982 Ubon Ratchathani amok case): Soldier
Unnamed man (1975 Prachinburi shooting): Soldier
Unnamed man (1993 Nongmasaew amok case): Army private
Unnamed man (1978 Philippines amok case): Soldier
Unnamed man (1955 Philippines amok case): Sailor
Two unnamed man (1968 Philippines amok case): Logging camp workers
Khun Sri Supahat (1914 Bangkok attack): Artist, draughtsman
Vitoon Sulngarm (1973 Phitsanulok school fair attack): Police private
Chaiyaworn Hiranwadee (1997 Lang Suan shooting): Police sergeant
Chou Shin-Hsiang (1965 Taipeh stabbing): Night watchman
Ho Chung-ming (1964 Taipei bus attack): Bus driver
Lee Wei (1962 Patch attack): Soldier
Li Hsing-ju (1959 Nantou City shooting): Army captain
Liang Hsin-teng (1993 Taipei arson): Taxi driver, ran illegal lottery
Tsui Yin (1962 Li Shing Junior High School shooting): Physical education teacher
Su Ming-cheng (2016 Taoyuan county attack): Bus driver
Franco Salomon (1997 Taiwan Glass Industry Corp. stabbing): Factory worker
Dalmacio Abad (2001 Surigao City attack): Fisherman
Ernesto Abuloc (1977 Tawi-Tawi plane shooting): Pilot
Jose Ambata (1971 Tagaytay shooting): Police constable
Conrado Ancheta (1988 Quezon shooting): Soldier
Rodrick Shonte Dantzler (2011 Grand Rapids shootings): Building technician

Li Zhongren (2009 Saipan shooting): Contract worker at the Kannat Tabla shooting range (he lived there)
Nathan Gale (2004 Columbus nightclub shooting): Member of the United States Marine Corps, mechanic, offensive football lineman, worker at a construction company

The lzquierdo Brothers worked cultivating.

William Atchison worked at Sundial gas station.

Luiz henrique de castro worked as a garden assistant. He also work in a construction company.

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Years prior to his shooting, Breivik sold fake diplomas, exploiting a legal loophole by saying they were for display and decorative purposes only.

Before the attack, Breivik had a plot of land and was officially claiming to be a farmer, which also was used to cover up some of the explosive ingredients he was making. As far as I know he never actually farmed and I think he wouldn't be able to grow a potato even if his life depended on it.

It is kind of a patterns with narcissists: They claim to be doing some important work, or having a specific job when they aren't doing anything at all or some entry level job.

Alek Minassian - Signed up to the Canadian Army, but requested a discharge soon after joining

Not a mass shotter but Fabiano Kiper Mai worked embroidering clothes in a garment factory

Alvaro castillo worked in the National guard.

Pekka-Eric Auvinen listed his occupation as 'Unemployed Philosopher, Outcast' on his Youtube page. I find this both funny and a bit sad.

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Pekka-Eric Auvinen listed his occupation as 'Unemployed Philosopher, Outcast' on his Youtube page. I find this both funny and a bit sad.

Atleast he went out with style