Indianapolis/FedEx shooter was interviewed by the FBI last year

Nothing new, I thought that people would be well aware of the FBI's incompetence by now. Just look at how embarrassingly they failed at stopping Nikolas Cruz.

And people think "red flag" laws will actually work. What do you do with the red flags if the dipshits in charge choose not to act on them? Lmao. It's almost like they let this shit happen to keep up the "guns are bad" narrative.

This also shows how the mental health system is doing, they had already arrested him for suicide threats and he had a gun in his possession!  Isn't that a big red flag? Why didn't they act before?

The amount of incompetence that the FBI has is truly embarrassing. I know that everyone makes mistakes, but this is ridiculous.

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Mr Bubbless wrote:

Wait until you find out about Parkland

Everything about Parkland is embarrassing. Especially Scot Peterson, who did nothing during the shooting.

Mr Bubbless wrote:

Kadewin wrote:

The amount of incompetence that the FBI has is truly embarrassing. I know that everyone makes mistakes, but this is ridiculous.

Wait until you find out about Parkland

Parkland showed the ultimate incompetence of the FBI and law enforcement in general.

Everyone's talking about the FBI's fuckups (rightfully, don't get me wrong), and yet here I am still dumbstruck by the motive.

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Facebook said it took down two accounts connected with the suspect shortly after the shooting at the request of Indianapolis police, according to an internal Facebook memo viewed by The Wall Street Journal.
Content on the accounts revealed no clear evidence of a motive for the attack, the memo said. It focused mostly on the toy franchise and children’s cartoon series “My Little Pony.”
An internet subculture of mostly male adults interested in the cartoon—who call themselves “Bronies,” a mashup of “bro” and “ponies”—has existed for years. “Brony online culture has displayed elements of far-right and white nationalist extremism,” the memo said, but added that there is no clear indication those were motivations in the shooting.
A post timestamped 10:19 p.m., less than an hour before the shooting, featured a photo of the cartoon pony named Applejack. “I hope that I can be with Applejack in the afterlife, my life has no meaning without her,” the post said.

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Everyone's talking about the FBI's fuckups (rightfully, don't get me wrong), and yet here I am still dumbstruck by the motive.

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Facebook said it took down two accounts connected with the suspect shortly after the shooting at the request of Indianapolis police, according to an internal Facebook memo viewed by The Wall Street Journal.
Content on the accounts revealed no clear evidence of a motive for the attack, the memo said. It focused mostly on the toy franchise and children’s cartoon series “My Little Pony.”
An internet subculture of mostly male adults interested in the cartoon—who call themselves “Bronies,” a mashup of “bro” and “ponies”—has existed for years. “Brony online culture has displayed elements of far-right and white nationalist extremism,” the memo said, but added that there is no clear indication those were motivations in the shooting.
A post timestamped 10:19 p.m., less than an hour before the shooting, featured a photo of the cartoon pony named Applejack. “I hope that I can be with Applejack in the afterlife, my life has no meaning without her,” the post said.

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Same. I just read about this today because I was expecting a package from FedEx so I went to their website where they mention the shooting. I went to the wikipedia page and that's where I saw he wanted to spend the after life with "Applejack".

How does one's mind become so far gone that they believe a cartoon ghost or a cartoon pony are real and the only way to be with them is to murder people and then commit suicide? I wonder if this FedEx kid knew about Randy and his ghost girlfriend?

Yeah they dropped the ball it seems.

Though to be fair, we only hear about the cases where they investigated red flags and the guy does it anyway later. We don't get to hear about those investigated for red flags who then go on to have perfectly mundane lives.

Jenn wrote:

How does one's mind become so far gone that they believe a cartoon ghost or a cartoon pony are real and the only way to be with them is to murder people and then commit suicide? I wonder if this FedEx kid knew about Randy and his ghost girlfriend?

Any of the more serious psychotic disorders.

I think all of us who have been looking into this for some time have learned the difference between people like Holmes and those like Lanza or Kip Kinkel.

Jenn wrote:

QuestionMark wrote:

Everyone's talking about the FBI's fuckups (rightfully, don't get me wrong), and yet here I am still dumbstruck by the motive.

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Facebook said it took down two accounts connected with the suspect shortly after the shooting at the request of Indianapolis police, according to an internal Facebook memo viewed by The Wall Street Journal.
Content on the accounts revealed no clear evidence of a motive for the attack, the memo said. It focused mostly on the toy franchise and children’s cartoon series “My Little Pony.”
An internet subculture of mostly male adults interested in the cartoon—who call themselves “Bronies,” a mashup of “bro” and “ponies”—has existed for years. “Brony online culture has displayed elements of far-right and white nationalist extremism,” the memo said, but added that there is no clear indication those were motivations in the shooting.
A post timestamped 10:19 p.m., less than an hour before the shooting, featured a photo of the cartoon pony named Applejack. “I hope that I can be with Applejack in the afterlife, my life has no meaning without her,” the post said.

@EGSAndrew you have competition.

Same. I just read about this today because I was expecting a package from FedEx so I went to their website where they mention the shooting. I went to the wikipedia page and that's where I saw he wanted to spend the after life with "Applejack".

How does one's mind become so far gone that they believe a cartoon ghost or a cartoon pony are real and the only way to be with them is to murder people and then commit suicide? I wonder if this FedEx kid knew about Randy and his ghost girlfriend?

Hey Jenn, I wanted to ask the same question some days ago (if the kid knew Randy Stair) but I wanted to make sure somebody also did have this theory. I have the speculation that this person actually knew Randy/or was inspired by Randy's "ghost motives". But no confirmation sure.

Laws are strong but law enforcement are the weakest link.

Enesbrietchvonfrederitch wrote:

I have the speculation that this person actually knew Randy/or was inspired by Randy's "ghost motives". But no confirmation sure.

Well, there’s too little info of the shooter, really.
Also, there’s nothing that indicates that he made the attack in the name of his waifu, like Stair did; he “just” expressed a desire of be with her in the afterlife. But yeah, the similarity with Stair it’s there.

If he knew about Stair or not, it depends on how active he was online, I would say. I would like to know what were those white supremacist websites, that he supposedly was searching for a year ago. (In case it wasn’t mentioned on here yet: https://abcnews.go.com/US/alleged-gunman-fedex-shooting-browsed-white-supremacist-websites/story?id=77182531)

Alex213 wrote:

Enesbrietchvonfrederitch wrote:

I have the speculation that this person actually knew Randy/or was inspired by Randy's "ghost motives". But no confirmation sure.

Well, there’s too little info of the shooter, really.
Also, there’s nothing that indicates that he made the attack in the name of his waifu, like Stair did; he “just” expressed a desire of be with her in the afterlife. But yeah, the similarity with Stair it’s there.

If he knew about Stair or not, it depends on how active he was online, I would say. I would like to know what were those white supremacist websites, that he supposedly was searching for a year ago. (In case it wasn’t mentioned on here yet: https://abcnews.go.com/US/alleged-gunman-fedex-shooting-browsed-white-supremacist-websites/story?id=77182531)

I wonder if that is true. If it had been like that I think they could have been groups or Facebook pages

Alex213 wrote:

Enesbrietchvonfrederitch wrote:

I have the speculation that this person actually knew Randy/or was inspired by Randy's "ghost motives". But no confirmation sure.

Well, there’s too little info of the shooter, really.
Also, there’s nothing that indicates that he made the attack in the name of his waifu, like Stair did; he “just” expressed a desire of be with her in the afterlife. But yeah, the similarity with Stair it’s there.

If he knew about Stair or not, it depends on how active he was online, I would say. I would like to know what were those white supremacist websites, that he supposedly was searching for a year ago. (In case it wasn’t mentioned on here yet: https://abcnews.go.com/US/alleged-gunman-fedex-shooting-browsed-white-supremacist-websites/story?id=77182531)

Thanks for information. Also, I didn't know that he browsed white supremacist sites, I'm gonna take a look at that.

Also, could I ask what your profile photo is from? It reminds me of arrest photos of rampage killers that I saw in Amok Wiki.

Greetings

Alex213 wrote:

Enesbrietchvonfrederitch wrote:

I have the speculation that this person actually knew Randy/or was inspired by Randy's "ghost motives". But no confirmation sure.

Well, there’s too little info of the shooter, really.
Also, there’s nothing that indicates that he made the attack in the name of his waifu, like Stair did; he “just” expressed a desire of be with her in the afterlife. But yeah, the similarity with Stair it’s there.

If he knew about Stair or not, it depends on how active he was online, I would say. I would like to know what were those white supremacist websites, that he supposedly was searching for a year ago. (In case it wasn’t mentioned on here yet: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

The article quote was as follows:

One of the officers went upstairs to seize the shotgun and "observed what through his training and experience indicated was white supremist (sic) websites" on Hole's computer, the report said.


Could have been anything from KKK or anti-muslim militias to plain old Trump supporter's site or some gadsden-flag-anti-federal stuff.

The amazingly professional term "white supremist" does not inspire much confidence in the report. [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

Enesbrietchvonfrederitch wrote:

Also, could I ask what your profile photo is from? It reminds me of arrest photos of rampage killers that I saw in Amok Wiki.

Sure, his name is George Banks. He killed 13 people on 1982; on Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania.

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