Kimveer Gill And His Beretta Cx4 Storm He Used During The Shooting

Kimveer Gill and his Beretta Cx4 Storm he used during the shooting

this boy was an annoying contrarian but some of things he said actually made sense besides the edgy teen stuff

“Give the Earth back to the animals, they deserve it infinitely more than we do.”

— Eric Harris (via leotard-yeti)

You are going into my basement.

take me in already anon

Cho doesn’t strike me as in the least creative, however. Dude was crazy. Dude was, in the memorable phrasing of Nikki Giovanni, "just mean.'' Essentially there’s no story here, except for a paranoid a–hole who went DEFCON-1. He may have been inspired by Columbine, but only because he was too dim to think up such a scenario on his own.

— Author Stephen King on Cho Seunghui

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Jillian Robbins

Jillian Robbins, was convicted of shooting and killing Melanie Spalla, as well as injuring Nicholas Mensah on the Pennsylvania State campus on September 17 1996. She was not a student. Robbins woke up around 6:30 a.m and decided she was going to “do it.” She trekked 3 miles from her Turtlecreek appartment to the campus hub, concealing a high-powered rifle under her poncho. The rifle, a German made 7mm Mauser, was a gift from her father. She made it her own by putting a smiley sticker on the stock and tying her Army Reserve dog tags to the sling. She next stopped by a convenience store to buy juice and a newspaper before walking to the student union building, where she spread out her poncho underneath a sagging tree and read the paper. Then, around 9:30 A.M, she put down the newspaper, picked up her rifle and began firing. The 19 year-old Army Reserve drop out first targeted Melanie Spalla, 21, hitting her in the back and killing her instantly. She then turned her rifle toward Nicholas Mensah, 22, shooting him in the stomach. She dispatched 3 more bullets towards the Hub, striking one student in his backpack and missed with the last two, lodging them in nearby buildings. As she was reloading her weapon with the intention of killing herself, 21-year-old senior Brendon Malovrh tackled her and wrestled the rifle from her hands. Robbins pulled out a seven-inch knife and tried to slash Brendon, but accidentally stabbed herself in the thigh instead. Brendon noticed Robbins leg was bleeding excessively, so he took off his belt and tied it around her thigh to slow the bleeding. Robbins was arrested, soaked in blood and sobbing. When one officer asked “Why did you do it?”, Robbins answered, “I don’t know.”

 Robbins, who had earlier attempted suicide and spent time in a psychiatric hospital, was later diagnosed as suffering from Borderline Personality Disorder, depressive episodes, PTSD, and Dissociation Disorder, also known as multiple personalities.

 In May 1998, she was sentenced to 30 to 60 years in prison.