List of Rampage Killers

List Of Rampage Killers

This is a partial list of mass murders and spree killings perpetrated by individuals. It is further divided into several subsections.

This list shall contain every case with at least one of the following features:

  • Mass murder cases with six or more dead (excluding the perpetrator)
  • Mass murder cases with a double digit number of victims (dead plus injured)
  • Mass murders by intention with at least a dozen victims (dead plus injured)

(The definition of mass murder applied here is: murder of four or more persons within a rather short period.)

In the tables that follow, the "W" column indicates the weapon, or weapons, used. Details are listed in the Annotation section.

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