Apparently, her legal name was Natalie Rupnow, though her school id reportedly read, "Samantha Rupnow."
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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 [sic] 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 Eskişehir 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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Her tee-shirt has the letters KMFDM on the front.
KMFDM (originally Kein Mehrheit Für Die Mitleid, loosely translated means "no pity for the majority")
Also the name of a band in the 80s.
--GRA
That must have been "kein Mitleid für die Mehrheit," GRA.
I definitely defer. I just pasted and posted..
--GRA
I just wondered if the D.A. is going to go after "the stupid father"--whom she pointed out as one of the reasons she was able to get her hands on a rifle. Right now,he's getting time to grieve,but the latest trend is making the parents do time for minors committing murder. Part two of this story.
--GRA
I read it was NOT a rifle but a 9mm handgun--off course the ice cream eater wants to use this to ban "assault rifles"--which are already banned without a special license for machine guns. What they call "assault rifles" are simply semi-automatics.
abc NOISE FLOATS "WHITE SUPREMACIST" THEORY AS MOTIVE FOR MURDERS.
GRA:"Samantha Rupnow's manifesto revealed she had White Supremacist beliefs and sympathies with nazism."
Excuse me,but did she shoot any blacks? It had better be that ALL the victims are black or abc needs to be sued AGAIN--like Trump did--and won.
She didn't like blacks or White girls who allowed themselves to be violated by blacks. Rupnow wasn't TOTALLY deranged.
--GRA
I don't know anything about this particular case. But I do know that Christian schools are full of kids who aren't there because of positive Christian reasons; Mommy and/or Daddy sent them there because it's "not the public schools". Most of the parents are permissive - and were themselves raised by permissive parents in the 70s and 80s. And God help any teacher who demands too much from the little snowflakes, whether in comportment or academics. The kid will complain to the parents who will complain to Dr. Headmaster, Ed. D. who will cheerfully agree to terms of surrender. Keep good notes; you'll need them someday for a book project or a lawsuit.
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