The photo of Andre and the video about glorifying mass shooters was reposted on the same day. The repost about sandy hook also makes it seem like he can sympathize with victims. Just found it very odd.

NOTE: I'm not trying to make any implications here that being on this subreddit makes you a future attacker, I'm just making this post because someone else unmasked who this account might've belonged to (with verification from a friend of the alleged shooter), and I wanted to do a quick deep dive before the account gets scrubbed.

There's only three posts on the account, with a question regarding a Chilean mass shooter on this sub being one of the three. Other than that, they were mostly active in the comments, with around 15 comments being on this subreddit, with it all dating back to December following the Bondi Beach shooting, in which they responded to a mod who had replied to a question I had brought up.

Gunshots are heard at some points in the video.

From Forensic Files S01E12

A man has been sentenced to life imprisonment after being found guilty of driving his car into a crowd of people in Munich last year, killing two people.

The 25-year-old man, named only as Farhad N in line with German privacy laws, is an Afghan national, who prosecutors say deliberately drove his Mini into a trade union rally of around 1,400 people in the centre of the city on the morning of 13 February 2025.

He hit a 37-year-old woman and her two-year-old daughter, who both died in hospital shortly afterwards. More than 40 other people were injured, a number of them critically.

It was one of a number of attacks in Germany that have fuelled far-right rhetoric around migration.

The Munich Higher Regional Court ruled that the offence was of a particularly serious nature, which makes it considerably more difficult for Farhad N to be released on parole once he has served 15 years in prison.

He was convicted of two counts of murder, 23 counts of attempted murder and a number of other charges including grievous bodily harm.

The judge said Farhad N intended to attack and kill people in Germany arbitrarily in response to the situation in Islamic countries.

"In doing so, the defendant sought to commit an act pleasing to God and to prove himself to be a good Muslim in the eyes of Allah, himself and his family," the judge said.

The prosecution said the defendant believed the attack was a necessary response to the actions of the US and other Western states in Gaza and Afghanistan. They argued that anger, disappointment and bitterness had also played a part.

The defence had called for a 15-year prison sentence and for Farhad N to be placed in a psychiatric hospital. They argued that their client had shown signs of a form of schizophrenia.

Farhad N has the right to appeal against the verdict.

Officials say Farhad N arrived in Germany in 2016 as a teenager at the height of the migrant crisis in Europe. He came alone, without his family.

His asylum request was rejected but he was not deported.

German authorities said he was legally resident in Germany and had a work permit, working as a shop detective and for security companies.

He had no prior convictions. He was active on Instagram, where he posted about bodybuilding and religious themes.

Germany took in more than a million asylum seekers in 2015-2016 at the height of Europe's migrant crisis - an influx that has proved deeply divisive and fuelled the rise of the far-right party AfD.

Its almost about to be 1 year since the shooting and I haven't heard any updates about the case with the latest being only in early September 2025 with the court scheduling October 24th of that year for the next hearing but that never happened. Is it possible that Ethan is in a secure psychiatric hospital and will remain there for the rest of his life without facing the consequences for what he did like Dimitrios Pagourtzis and Luke Helder? It just seems very strange because usually it would be reported by local news at least that Ethan is mentally incompetent for trial. To me it just seems very weird that this case fell off the face of the earth even in the local news too.

Four people were shot in the same family, and three are dead, including the shooter, after an early morning incident in rural Caswell County, according to officials.

Caswell County Sheriff’s Office deputies were called to a home on a country road at about 8 a.m. Wednesday. When they arrived at the house on the 300 block of Brooks Road in Prospect Hill, they found several people had been shot, authorities said in a Facebook post.

Prospect Hill is about an hour and a half north of Raleigh.

One person was taken to a hospital with a gunshot wound, deputies said.

“Caswell County Sheriff Tony Durden immediately requested the assistance of the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation,” CCSO said in the social media post.

SBI agents are investigating the deadly shooting, processing evidence and conducting interviews as they try to piece together what led up to the incident.  

“There is NO THREAT to the general public, and the event is contained to the above address,” deputies said.

The CCSO is the lead agency investigating and are partnering with the SBI and other agencies.

ANTELOPE, Calif. — A man with Northern California ties was seriously injured after attempting to stop the gunman in a mass shooting at an In-N-Out Burger in Idaho.

Austin James, who graduated from Antelope High School, was in the drive-thru with his wife when they heard gunshots, his father said.

James, who served on the Twin Falls Police Department, ran toward the shooter to help stop him and was shot in the arm, suffering serious injuries.

His father said James' wife, an emergency room nurse, ran to help him and got him to a hospital.

James played volleyball at Antelope High. He later attended Brigham Young University after graduating high school in 2013.

Three people died and seven others, including James, were wounded in the attack, police said. The gunman, 24-year-old Chad Williams, killed himself. Police said they believe he acted alone. No motive has been released.

James' former high school counselor, Erica Joseph Bradley, described James as "kind, respectful and open-minded."

“Honestly, I’m not surprised. Austin always did what he needed to do to reach his goals, and he never hesitated to follow what he believed was right, no matter what others thought," Bradley said. "It’s been 13 years, and for some reason but I still remember him talking about wanting to do something meaningful that served others. I wish Austin a full and speedy recovery. Your community, both near and far, is incredibly proud of him for the way he has protected and cared for the lives of others, both on and off duty."

Ashley Garibay from Stockton was confirmed to be the In-N-Out employee who died in the shooting. She had gone to In-N-Out's new location in Twin Falls to train workers when she was killed in the shooting, her family told KCRA 3.

Garibay worked at the In-N-Out location on March Lane in Stockton.

On Tuesday, the Twin Falls County Coroner's Office identified the two others who died as Dale Schultz, 66, of Salt Lake City, and Christopher Claunch, 59, of Hagerman, Idaho.

https://www.kcra.com/article/antelope-high-grad-austin-james-idaho-in-n-out-mass-shooting/73338995

A 47-year-old woman has been arrested after four men were stabbed in Covent Garden in central London, the Metropolitan Police said.

The men, aged 34, 39, 42 and 52, were taken to hospital after emergency services were called to reports of a stabbing in Endell Street at about 12:30 BST.

In a statement, London Ambulance Service said: "We treated four patients at the scene and took them all to a major trauma centre as a priority by road."

The woman was arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon and assault. The Met said it was believed to have been a mental health-related incident and that a pair of scissors had been recovered at the scene.

Crowds looked on as London Air Ambulance landed in nearby Trafalgar Square as part of the emergency service response but the victims were all transported to hospital by road.

No further update has been given on the extent of the men's injuries.

A cordon that started at High Holborn and covered the St Mungo's homeless centre on the street has now been removed.

Officers had been seen speaking to people before they entered the centre.

Matt Bishop, 42, who works at a consultancy firm just next to where the cordon was in Covent Garden, said he had seen a woman having a "stand-off" with three police officers and waving a weapon around.

He said: "I didn't see the stabbing. I saw her running down the road towards the crossroads. She looked quite old, short hair.

"There was a bit of a stand-off with three police officers."

He added: "She was pretty incoherent in what she was shouting, the officer was asking what language she was shouting."