A table of mass shooters and their mental illnesses #2

This is a continuation of the table comprising of mass shooters and their respective mental illnesses.
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If you're thinking of adding your own, first state if they're just theories or not. Below are all confirmed and not theories.

Nikolas Cruz | depression, autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
Martin Bryant | conduct disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity, Asperger syndrome, antisocial personality disorder
Tim Kretschmer | depression
Steven Kazmierczak | schizoaffective disorder
Ivan Lopez | depression, anxiety, posttraumatic stress disorder
Dylann Roof | Social Anxiety Disorder, Substance Abuse Disorder, Schizoid Personality Disorder, depression
Barry Loukaitis | depression, dysthymia
Brenda Spencer | depression
Anders Behring Breivik | narcissistic personality disorder, substance abuse disorder, paranoid schizophrenia,  Asperger syndrome, Tourette syndrome, antisocial personality disorder, paranoid psychosis

Kip Kinkel | Dyslexia, major depressive disorder, Paranoid Schizophrenia
Richard Durn | Depression
Jeff Weise | Depression
Jared Lee Loughner | Paranoid Schizophrenia
Elliot Rodger | Autism Spectrum Disorder, Social Anxiety Disorder, Narcissistic Personality Disorder

The last one for Elliot is just a theory.

IIRC a forensic psychiatrist posthumously diagnosed Wellington Menezes de Oliveira as having schizophrenia.

Posthumous diagnosis is always a sketchy thing. If you have not interacted with the patient directly, you can't even call it a diagnosis. In some cases it might be obvious enough to allow professionals to amke an "educated guess", but that's it.

Sabratha wrote:

Posthumous diagnosis is always a sketchy thing. If you have not interacted with the patient directly, you can't even call it a diagnosis. In some cases it might be obvious enough to allow professionals to amke an "educated guess", but that's it.

This was the case with Elliot Rodger's narcissistic personality disorder. It's so easy to see to see a full blown case of NPD in Elliot. But his father said elliot refused any counseling or medication when he was 18 so no one could make a formal diagnosis.

eyutytuheu wrote:

Sabratha wrote:

Posthumous diagnosis is always a sketchy thing. If you have not interacted with the patient directly, you can't even call it a diagnosis. In some cases it might be obvious enough to allow professionals to amke an "educated guess", but that's it.

This was the case with Elliot Rodger's narcissistic personality disorder. It's so easy to see to see a full blown case of NPD in Elliot. But his father said elliot refused any counseling or medication when he was 18 so no one could make a formal diagnosis.

Yeah I think he's one of the more obvious cases. Others are far more sketchy. Lanza and Cho - I think we have good grounds to believe they suffered from some psychotic disorder, but I don't think we have enough info to narrrow it down.

Likewise Eric, I think it is a substantiated suspicion that it was something along the lines of AsPD or Narc.PD or Hare/Cleckley-style Psychopathy etc. But what exactly it was and how severe, we just cannot say with any level of certainty now taht he's dead.

Alex Hribal | Depression, Schizophrenia

Pekka Eric Auvinen | Schizotypal Personality Disorder

Matti Saari | Schizotypal Personality Disorder