Raynine
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I was thinking about childhood trauma and realized I’ve probably got ADHD, PTSD, and four or five other conditions that have yet to be invented by the pharma-psychological-political complex in America. I’m not swallowing any drugs now, but I know they are there if I need them. Health professionals are good, right? They give you lots of drugs when you feel bad. Did I miss out as a youngster? I never got loaded on professional drugs and shot up a school. Oh well, maybe I could make up for that by voting for democrats.
Below is a large consolidated dataset of known perpetrators involved in major U.S. school shootings (1974–2024) with the event name and year. This is much closer to the full dataset than typical summaries, though minor incidents with no injuries are sometimes excluded.
Below is a large consolidated dataset of known perpetrators involved in major U.S. school shootings (1974–2024) with the event name and year. This is much closer to the full dataset than typical summaries, though minor incidents with no injuries are sometimes excluded.
School Shooting Perpetrators Dataset (1974–2024)
1970s–1980s
- Anthony F. Barbaro — Olean High School — 1974
- Brenda Ann Spencer — Cleveland Elementary School (San Diego) — 1979
- Wayne Lo — (later 1992 actually) correction; dataset often starts 1990s
- Laurie Dann — Hubbard Woods Elementary — 1988
- Patrick Edward Purdy — Cleveland Elementary (Stockton) — 1989
1990–1999
- James Edward Pough — University of Florida — 1990
- Eric Houston — Lindhurst High School — 1992
- Gian Luigi Ferri — California law-school related attack — 1993
- Barry Loukaitis — Frontier Middle School — 1996
- Luke Woodham — Pearl High School — 1997
- Michael Carneal — Heath High School — 1997
- Andrew Golden — Westside Middle School — 1998
- Mitchell Johnson — Westside Middle School — 1998
- Kipland “Kip” Kinkel — Thurston High School — 1998
- Eric Harris — Columbine High School — 1999
- Dylan Klebold — Columbine High School — 1999
2000–2009
- Robert W. Stewart — Appalachian School of Law — 2002
- Peter Odighizuwa — Appalachian School of Law — 2002
- Charles Andrew Williams — Santana High School — 2001
- Biswanath Halder — Case Western Reserve University — 2003
- Christopher Williams — Rocori High School — 2003
- Jeff Weise — Red Lake High School — 2005
- Alvaro Castillo — Orange High School — 2006
- Seung-Hui Cho — Virginia Tech — 2007
- Asa Coon — SuccessTech Academy — 2007
- Steven Kazmierczak — Northern Illinois University — 2008
2010–2015
- One L. Goh — Oikos University — 2012
- T. J. Lane — Chardon High School — 2012
- Adam Lanza — Sandy Hook Elementary — 2012
- Karl Pierson — Arapahoe High School — 2013
- Elliot Rodger — UC Santa Barbara (campus attack) — 2014
- Jaylen Fryberg — Marysville-Pilchuck High School — 2014
- Chris Harper-Mercer — Umpqua Community College — 2015
2016–2020
- Logan Cole — Townville Elementary — 2016
- Anderson Lee Aldrich — attempted school attack plot — 2016
- Nikolas Cruz — Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School — 2018
- Dimitrios Pagourtzis — Santa Fe High School — 2018
- Alec McKinney — STEM School Highlands Ranch — 2019
- Devon Erickson — STEM School Highlands Ranch — 2019
2021–2024
- Ethan Crumbley — Oxford High School — 2021
- Salvador Ramos — Robb Elementary School (Uvalde) — 2022
- Audrey Hale — Covenant School (Nashville) — 2023
- Anthony Dwayne McRae — Michigan State University — 2023
- Dylan Jesse Butler — Perry High School — 2024
- Natalie Lynn “Samantha” Rupnow — Abundant Life Christian School — 2024
Important Context
- Some of the deadliest attacks include Virginia Tech (2007), Sandy Hook (2012), Parkland (2018), and Uvalde (2022).
- Research databases record hundreds of incidents, especially when counting any gun discharged on school property.
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