Books owned by Shooters/Killers/Attackers

John Timothy Earnest (2019 Poway synagogue shooting): William Luther Pierce - The Turner Diaries
(He alluded to it in his manifesto.)

Adam Lanza also had a copy of Amish Grace: How Forgiveness Transcended Tragedy.

Andrei Emelyannikov (2015 Western Complex Continuing Education College murder): Ivan Goncharov's Oblomov (referenced it in his online postings, thanks for Maboroshi for translating it.)

Breanna Long (2016 Dunbarton High School stabbing):
A Series of Unfortunate Events
Animorphs
Warrior Cats

Ilnaz Galyaviev: The Shining

Ross McKnight and Matthew Swift (2009 Manchester shooting plot): Mein Kampf and The Turner Diaries
Dylann Roof read Niccolò Machiavelli's The Prince.

Here's Karl Pierson's library check outs. It also includes movies and magazines.
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Dylan Klebold - Helter Skelter by Vincent Bugilosi and Curt Gentry

Return from the Stars- Eric Harris. He mentioned it in a book report and his journal.

Vladislav Roslyakov owned a copy of the bible, but he was never enthusiastic about religion.

Timothy Mcveigh- Unintented consequences, the Turner diaries.

Howard Unruh (new jersey 1949)
The Bible
The shooter's bible
the commandments for safety in shooting

EricsToastInTheCaf wrote:

Lanza apparently had copies of the following books in his bedroom, probably others:

Strange Stories, Amazing Facts;
Grimm Fairy Tales;
We Die Alone;
The Anti-Federalist Paper;
Behind Hitler's Lines;
Practical Shooting: Beyond Fundamentals;
and The Glock in Competition."

More books from Lanza's room:
"No Surrender: My Thirty-Year War" - a Book by a Japanese officer Hiro Onoda, who not knowing that ww2 ended on had remained hidden in a Philippine jungle till the 1970s, fighting a one man war against the US.

"Death and Taxes" - there's many books by this name, it is not clear which is the one Lanza had.
"The sledge patrol" - book about ww2 Danish and Norwegian volunteers who patrolled the coast of Greenland.
"American Military History and the Evolution of Western Warfare" - title says it all
"The sorrows of young Werther" - German classic literature by Goethe.
Ratman's notebooks -  is a 1968 short novel by Stephen Gilbert. It features an unnamed social misfit who relates better to rats than to humans
Oba, the Last Samurai: Saipan 1944-45 - a story of a Japanese soldier during the ww2 campaign for the island of Saipan in the pacific.
Reflections of a Warrior: Six Years as a Green Beret in Vietnam - title says it all
Salt: A World History - The title says it all. It is about the role of the slat trade in history.
The Jungle is Neutral: A Soldier's Two-Year Escape from the Japanese Army - Again ww2, this time it is the story of a British guerilla operating behind Japanese lines in Malaysia.
Notes of a revolutionary - a book by a soviet dissident and his critique of and struggle against the communist regime.
We Die Alone: A WWII Epic Of Escape And Endurance - The history of a group of ww2 Norwegian commandos that make  a failed attack on a German outpost in north Norway. Only one man survived and the book tells the story of his escape and survival in arctic conditions.

Overall Lanza seems to have been interested in military history, especially single soldiers or small groups operating behind enemy lines or in extreme climate conditions.

Also, downstairs in between Nancy's book there was the four volume history book “The Three Kingdoms” about the era just after the fall of the Han dynasty in China. It wasn't in Adam's room, but I am pretty sure it was more of his book than Nancy's.


Reed Coleman also identified other books:in his post here

"In the Shadow of Man", a book by renowned chimpanzee expert Jane Goodal
Crawlspace - weird fiction genre story by H.Lieberman.

Alexandre Bissonnette:
The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
My System by Aron Nimzowitsch
The Time Machine by H. G. Wells
The Napoleon of Notting Hill by G. K. Chesterton

William Atchison owned a signed copy of "Walking In Daniel's Shoes" by Tom Mauser. Daniel Mauser was a victim of the Columbine shooting.

Source: Aztec FOIA

Timomthy Mcveigh sent Ted Kaczynski a copy of into the wild by Jon Krakauer. while Kacyznski had him sent a subscription to Green anarchy magazine.

David Copeland (London nail bomber) read The Turner Diaries

Ethan Crumbley: Long Way Down - Jason Reynolds

Steven Kazmierczak:
Pet Sematary - Stephen King
Anne Rice - Lasher
Gerald's Game - Stephen King
Danse Macabre - Stephen King
The Stand - Stephen King

Koschei wrote:

Dylan Klebold - Helter Skelter by Vincent Bugilosi and Curt Gentry

What pages on the 11k did you find it?

Timothy McVeigh read Unintended Consequences while in prison

Larry Shoemake:
The Turner Diaries
The Bible (his mothers though)
Mein Kampf

Books owned by incel extremist [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] (attempted)

Paedophilia: The Radical Case by Tom O'Carroll

Femboy: Crossdressing, Sissification & Feminization by Femdoms (Femdoms and Crossdressers) by Madame Queen

101 Ways to Kill Yourself - Johnathan L. Groom 

The Pedophile's Guide to Love and Pleasure: A Child-lover's Code of Conduct - Phillip Ray Greaves II

Men Are Better Than Women - Dick Masterson

The White Nationalist Guide to the Movies - Greg 'Trevor Lynch' Johnson

The Ethical Slut - Dossie Easton and Janet Hardy

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Campo Elias Delgado:

The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, he was obsessed with the book, his thesis was about that book and in the moment of the pozzetto shooting he had that book

Ian Brady:
Mein Kampf and books about the Nazis/Third Reich
Crime and Punishment
Compulsion
The works of Friedrich Nietzsche, Marquis De Sade, and William Blake
Paradise Lost

Mass shooters really seem to have a shit taste in books.

Ilnaz Galyaviev owned "Salah", "About Islam" and "Quran Prayers" books.
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Identified 2 books from Ilnaz Galyaviev's room:
1) The big white book - "The White Poodle" by A. Kuprin.
2) Brown book - must be a book from "Summer reading" ("Чтение на лето") series, not sure for which grade though…

The Rape of the ape by Allan Sherman (Robert poulin)

Patrick Henry Sherrill (1986 Edmond post office shooting) owned a copy of Russian: Made Simple by Eugene Jackson and Elizabeth Bartlett Gordon

Pekka had read Marx and probably Lenin

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Lowell Lee Andrews (1958 Andrews Family Murders) The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky

Is there any Information on the books owned by Santino William Legan?

Jeffrey Lyne Cox, Dustin L. Pierce, Ryan R Harris, and Scott Pennington: Rage (Stephen King).

Eric Rudolph - The works of Nietzsche ( as well as philosophy books in general)

In his recommended reading suggestions, Juraj Krajcik recommends Tarrant's The Great Replacement, The Turner Diaries, The Brigade by Harold Covington, Hunter by William Pierce (same man who authored The Turner Diaries), and the works of Terrorgram, specifically Militant Accelerationism and Hard Reset.

Engel wrote:

Ian Brady:
Mein Kampf and books about the Nazis/Third Reich
Crime and Punishment
Compulsion
The works of Friedrich Nietzsche, Marquis De Sade, and William Blake
Paradise Lost

Brady was Quite fond of all the works of Dostoevsky of which he reread multiple times with his novel The Brothers Karamazov being his personal favourite book

Other writers he read included Camus Dickens Jung Satre Shakespeare Tolstoy Wordsworth
>Plato - The Republic
>Colin Wilson - The Outsider
>Machiavelli The Prince

Stephan Balliet:
Mein Kampf (saved on Computer)
The Quran

Jerad and Amanda Miller:
Shooter's Bible 104th Edition- Jay Cassel
Extreme Survival- Bob Morrison, Anthonio Akkermans and Bill Mattos

Samuel Woodward:
The Way of Men- Jack Donovan
The Prince- Niccolò Machiavelli
Sun and Steel- Yukio Mishima
For my Legionaries- Corneliu Zelea Codreanu
Storm of Steel- Ernst Jünger
Generation Identity- Markus Willinger
Demons- Fyodor Dostoevsky
Why We Fight- Guillaume Faye
The Cantos- Ezra Pound
March of the Titans- Arthur Kemp
Archeofuturism- Guillaume Faye
Imperium- Francis Parker Yockey
Fascism viewed from the right- Julius Evola
The Lightning and the Sun- Savitri Devi
Origins and Doctrine of Fascism- Giovanni Gentile

It's pretty obvious that Lindsay Souvannarath was a fan of H.P Lovecraft since her Facebook name was "Lindsay Shub Niggurath"