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Mitchell Johnson and Andrew Golden
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Full Name: Mitchell Johnson and Andrew Golden
Origin: Arkansas, United States of America
Occupation: Middle school students (at the time of the shooting)
Skills: Shooting skills
Hobby: Unknown
Goals: Shoot up their school (succeesful)
Crimes: Mass murder
Theft
Type of Villain: Sadistic Partners in Crime


Mitchell Johnson (August 11th, 1984 - ) and Andrew Golden (May 25th, 1986 - July 27, 2019 ) were the perpetrators of the 1998 Jonesboro massacre, in which 5 people were killed. Until Columbine and Sandy Hook, it was the deadliest mass murder at a K-12 school in U.S. history. It remains the deadliest middle school massacre in US history.

The Shooting

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Victims

On March 24th, 1998; two 6th and 8th grade boys called Mitchell Johnson and Andrew Golden drove to their school Westside Middle. They ambushed their teacher and fellow classmates in the woods, after Johnson pulled the fire alarm. They killed a teacher and 4 other classmates. They then retreated back. They were caught after they were acting suspicious on the street.

Victims

Note: The victims's names are followed by their date of birth and age at the time of their deaths.

  • Shannon Dawn Wright - August 26, 1965 (32 years old)
  • Stephanie Dawn Johnson - May 5, 1985 (12 years old)
  • Paige Ann Herring - March 11, 1986 (12 years old)
  • Natalie Danielle Brooks - May 26, 1986 (11 years old)

After the shooting

Andrew Golden changed his name to Drew Grant in 2008. He died of a car crash in July 27 2019.