Verlin Spencer. He was a principal who shot up the school he worked at Steinhäuser-style, killing five other members of its faculty, before botching his own suicide and spending three decades in prison. He was later found to have been on so much bromide that he could have been declared legally insane, but he never got a retrial.
The reason he's so obscure is because his case is so old. It happened in 1940, nearly a decade before even Unruh.
He also got parole (hence 'only' three decades in prison) under the condition that he leave the state of California, where the shooting happened, and moved to Hawaii. Can't see that happening to a school shooter with 5 kills nowadays.