Conspiracy theories abound in each of these cases, often involving the FBI, state police, foreign governments, advanced technologies, faked videos, falsified evidence from the scene of the crime to the autopsy, dozens of accomplices, unwitting patsies, all executed with perfect precision, without a single credible confession or a shred of conclusive evidence exposing the plot.
The actual explanation is simply that they are all on the spectrum. Because of poor social skills, they are bullied and traumatized, which creates an escalating cycle of self stigmatization that culminates in shooting, assassination and murder (or financial fraud or other transgression). To the extent they have manifestos, they are rambling screeds, full of plausible but fake rationalizations and irrelevant lies.
Even they don’t know why they did it, and are often completely baffled after the deed. It’s tempting to say “they were radicalized on discord”. But the truth is, they searched out plausible motivations online, and if they didn’t find any, just fabricated one, as several did. Therefore, censoring the internet won’t solve the problem.
As children, they were all described as ‘shy’, ‘quiet’, polite’, ‘smart’, ”awkward’, ‘loner’ – traits characteristic of autism and aspergers.
Ultimately they will all be exonerated and everyone who bullied them will be held accountable.
- Caleb and Cain (San Diego Mosque, 2026)
- Cole Thomas (Trump, 2026)
- Ryan Routhe (Trump, 2024)
- Thomas Crooks (Trump, 2024)
- Tyler Robinson (Kirk, 2025)
- Claudio Valente (Brown, 2025)
- Nick Reiner (LA, 2025)
- Elias Rodriguez (DC, 2025)
- Luigi Mangione (CEO, 2024)
- Connor Sturgeon (Louisville, 2023)
- Jack Teixeira (Discord leaks, 2023)
- Bryan Kohberger (Idaho, 2022)
- Sam Bankman Fried (FTX, 2022)
- Payton Gendron (Buffalo, 2022)
- Salvador Ramos (Uvalde, 2022)
- Nicholas Roske (Kavanaugh, 2022)
- Brian Cole Jr (DC Pipe Bomb, 2021)
- Ethan Crumbley (Oxford, 2021)
- Roy Den Hollander (Fed Judge, 2020)
- John Earnest (Poway Synagogue/Mosque, 2019)
- Patrick Crusius (El Paso Walmart, 2019)
- Brendon Tarrant (Christchurch, 2019)
- Nicolas Cruz (Parkland, 2018)
- Elizabeth Holmes (Theranos, 2018)
- Stephen Paddock (Las Vegas, 2017)
- Dylann Storm Roof (Charleston, 2015)
- Elliot Rodger (Isla Vista, 2014)
- Adam Lanza (Sandy Hook, 2012)
- James Holmes (Aurora, 2012)
- Jared Lee Loughner (Gabby Giffords, 2011)
- Anders Breivik (Norway, 2011)
- Seung-Hui Cho (VA Tech, 2007)
- Harris and Klebold (Columbine, 1999)
- Andrew Cunanan (Gianni Versace, 1997)
- Timothy McVeigh (OKC bombing, 1995)
- Ted Kaczynski (Unabomber, 1995)
- Jeffrey Dahmer (Milwaukee, 1991)
- John Hinkley (Reagan, 1981)
- Mark David Chapman (John Lennon, 1980)
- Ted Bundy (1978)
- James Earl Ray (MLK, 1968)
- Sirhan Sirhan (RFK, 1968)
- Lee Harvey Oswald (JFK, 1963)
- Ed Gein (Plainfield, 1957)
Lower profile attacks:
- Seth Hatfield (Montreal, 2026)
- Robin Westman (Minn church, 2025)
- Audrey Hale (Nashville, 2023)
- Noah Harpham (Colorado Springs, 2015)


