Editing George Hennard
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===Motive=== | ===Motive=== | ||
Hennard was described as reclusive and belligerent, with an explosive temper. He had been pushed out of the Merchant Marine because of possession of marijuana. Numerous reports included accounts of Hennard's expressed hatred of women. An ex-roommate of his said, "He hated blacks, Hispanics, gays. He said women were snakes and always had derogatory remarks about them, especially after fights with his mother." Survivors from the cafeteria said Hennard had passed over men to shoot women. 14 of the 23 people killed were women, as were many of the wounded. He called two of them a "bitch" before shooting them. | Hennard was described as reclusive and belligerent, with an explosive temper. He had been pushed out of the Merchant Marine because of possession of marijuana. Numerous reports included accounts of Hennard's expressed hatred of women. An ex-roommate of his said, "He hated blacks, Hispanics, gays. He said women were snakes and always had derogatory remarks about them, especially after fights with his mother." Survivors from the cafeteria said Hennard had passed over men to shoot women. 14 of the 23 people killed were women, as were many of the wounded. He called two of them a "bitch" before shooting them. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Some unverified sources claim that Hennard was inspired by [[James Oliver Huberty]], perpetrator of the San Ysidro McDonald's massacre that took place 7 years previously. | *Some unverified sources claim that Hennard was inspired by [[James Oliver Huberty]], perpetrator of the San Ysidro McDonald's massacre that took place 7 years previously. |