re: Shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, WI, 3 dead 7 injured

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Why is she taking creepy photos of herself in the same shirt looking drastically different?

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This is unconfirmed as well so may want to back off your self righteousness

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Like the Manson Family did exist, and most of them were women.

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Yes, there have been several female school shooters in the United States, although they represent a small fraction of the total number of school shootings. The overwhelming majority of school shooters in the U.S. have been male. However, there are a few documented cases of females who have been involved in school shootings, and I can list some notable examples. These are relatively rare incidents, and often the motives behind these shootings are complex and multifaceted.

List of Female School Shooters in the U.S.
Mary Ann Healy (1966)

Incident: Mary Ann Healy, a 19-year-old former student at Proviso East High School in Maywood, Illinois, shot and killed a teacher, Mrs. Alice Gaffney, after being expelled from school.
Motive: She had been a troubled student and was reportedly angry about being expelled. It was a single, isolated act of violence, and Healy was arrested shortly after the shooting.
Brenda Ann Spencer (1979)

Incident: Brenda Ann Spencer, aged 16, opened fire on the campus of Grover Cleveland Elementary School in San Diego, California, killing two adults (the school principal and a custodian) and injuring nine children.
Motive: Spencer’s motives were not entirely clear, but she reportedly said she did it because she "don’t like Mondays," which became a phrase that drew widespread media attention. She was convicted of murder and attempted murder and sentenced to 25 years to life in prison.
Kelly Marie Bires (2002)

Incident: In 2002, 15-year-old Kelly Marie Bires brought a gun to her high school in St. Peters, Missouri. She fired the weapon inside the school but did not injure anyone.
Motive: Bires had reportedly been suffering from mental health issues and was under significant personal stress. She was arrested and charged with unlawful use of a weapon.
Eileen H. (2002)

Incident: In 2002, a teenage girl, identified only by her first name as Eileen, attempted to bring a gun to Columbus High School in Georgia. She was stopped before she could shoot anyone.
Motive: She was dealing with personal issues and the shooting was considered a planned act, but she was stopped by authorities before it escalated.
Tina Watson (2011)

Incident: In 2011, 14-year-old Tina Watson fired a gun at a student in her school in Greenville, Mississippi. She was stopped before anyone was injured.
Motive: The shooting appeared to be tied to a personal dispute between the shooter and the victim.
Skyler D. (2014)

Incident: A 15-year-old girl named Skyler D. opened fire in a Pennsylvania high school in 2014. There were no fatalities, but the shooter injured one person before being apprehended.
Motive: Skyler was dealing with bullying and personal issues at the time. The shooting was part of an ongoing personal conflict.
The 2018 Incident in Florida

Incident: In 2018, a 14-year-old female student opened fire on her Florida high school campus. While there were no fatalities, she injured one person and was arrested immediately.
Motive: It was suggested that the shooting was due to personal or relationship problems, as the student was involved in a conflict with the victim.
The 2021 Colorado Case

Incident: In 2021, a female student at a high school in Colorado opened fire on campus but was stopped before anyone was seriously injured. She was arrested at the scene.
Motive: While details remain unclear, the incident was likely related to ongoing personal or emotional distress.

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I have made contact with the alleged boyfriend of the Wisconsin shooter.

He has very graciously provided me the full manifesto, which I verified by having him screen record himself opening it from a direct link the shooter sent to him via WhatsApp.

I told him I would do my best to dispel some of the misinformation and present things as truthfully as I was given them, and I will hold myself to that.

- Her boyfriend knew her as Samantha Rupnow.

- She also went by a different name (one which was also feminine), but adopted the name "Samantha" and this was the name her boyfriend says she had on her school identification card.

- She was a student at Abundant Life.

- She was born on November 7, 2009.

- She was born female and was not transgender. Her boyfriend was born male and is not transgender.

- Her manifesto was titled "War Against Humanity."

- Her manifesto is 6 pages long.

- In her manifesto, she spoke about having extremely difficult relationship with her parents, who she referred to as "scum."

- She also claims her family didn't love her or want her, and expresses feeling like the "wrong child" of her family.

- She says she had planned to commit suicide a long time ago, but felt committing a shooting was “better for evolution rather than just one stupid boring suicide.”

- She expresses deep admiration for Pekka Eric Auvinen, Arda Küçükyetim, and Vladislav Roslyakov.

- She offered particular praise for Küçükyetim, who was a Turkish neo-nazi who committed a mass attack in Eskisehir earlier this year, and stated he was an inspiration to her. She calls him “an ultimate saint.”

- She expressed that she got the weapons to commit the attack through "lies, manipulation, and my father's stupidity.”

More to come shortly. I will make some screenshots of the manifesto.

In the interim….

Her boyfriend says the photo that is making the rounds is not how he remembers her, and believes it was somewhat edited “to make her look worse.”

He provided me a photo of her in the same t-shirt and room.

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