The Psych of Mass Shooters

Germany permits semiautomatic weapons but only with special authorisiation.

Britain has the tightest gun control laws in the world.

Daily Facts Dosage: In 2011 69 people died at a Norwegian summer camp in a mass shooting.

High profile shootings still haven't lead to support of gun control.

Most gun deaths are suicides.

As of October 2017 there have been 1,518 mass shootings, 1,715 people killed, and 6,089 wounded.

Germany is the 2nd highest country with gun ownership.

South Korea has the least gun ownership.

Daily Facts Dosage: In Britain automatic and handguns are prohibited.

In reading "Did Gun Control Stop Mass Shootings in Australia? The Latest Research Says Yes—Probably." by Will Oremus states Australia no longer has problems with mass shootings due to their gun control policies but America has a serious problem.

Between 1982 and July 2017 Virginia Tech has had the most numbers of victims in a school shooting in the US.

Daily Facts Dosage: Nidal Malik Hasan's killing of 13 people and injuring 29 others was considered the worst mass shooting on a US military base.

On April 20, 1999 Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold kill 13 and injure 24 at Columbine High School and afterwards they take their own lives.

45 year old, Radcliffe Haughton kills 3 people including his wife and injures 4 others at the Azana Salon and Spa in Brookfield, Wisconsin.

20 year old fast-food worker,Arcan Cetin, kills 5 people at a Macy's store near Seattle and suicides himself the following April in jail after being convicted of 5 first-degree murders.

Daily Facts Dosage: 26 year old Esteban Santiago killed 5 and injured 6 people at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in Florida.

Perpetrators often “leaked” their intent to peers.

Daily Facts Dosage: Of the 160 incidents, 64 (40%) qualified as mass murder.

In 2016 we've had a total of 71 people killed and 83 wounded in mass shootings in the United States.

In San Francisco there was a shooting at UPS with 2 people injured and 3 people with fatalities.