List of manifestos of mass killers

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This is a list of manifestos written by mass killers and attempted mass killers, explaining their motives for their actions.

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The term "targeted violence manifesto" was coined by Julia Kupper and J. Reid Meloy to describe publications that are "intended to justify an act of violence against a specific target by articulating self-identified grievances, homicidal intentions, and/or extreme ideologies for committing an attack." They identified such publications as largely being written by a single creator prior to the attack, and that they often "express beliefs and ideas to violently promote political, religious, or social changes." [1] Manifestos are often written to influence like-minded individuals to commit copycat attacks. [1]

A 2017 analysis found the following themes in the manifestos of mass murderers: ego survival and revenge; pseudocommando mindset: persecution, obliteration; envy; nihilism; entitlement; and heroic revenge fantasy. [2] Authors of terrorist manifestos, particularly ones that are "violent self-sacrificial" manifestos, often use language displaying identity fusion, where the identity as part of the group defines one's sense of self. [3] The FBI conducted a study of 52 lone terrorists in 2019, which found that 96% produced either writings or videos intended to explain their beliefs to others; they found that in 88% of cases, perpetrators published their manifestos before the attack occurred, or "leakage," which is a valuable opportunity for intervention. [4] Many manifestos contain calls for violence against the identified "out-group". [5]

A 2023 analysis of the language typologies of lone actor manifestos divided the studied manifestos into three typologies: instigator, planner, and conspiracy, of which about 90% could be identified as belonging to one category. [6]

List

Name of manifestoAuthorLanguageDate publishedNotesLengthSources
Industrial Society and Its Future Ted Kaczynski English19 September 1995The manifesto was published in The Washington Post and The New York Times , after Kaczynski said he would end his bombing campaign if they did so. The manifesto contends that the Industrial Revolution began a harmful process of natural destruction brought about by technology, while forcing humans to adapt to machinery, creating a sociopolitical order that suppresses human freedom and potential. The 35,000-word manifesto formed the ideological foundation of Kaczynski's 1978–1995 mail bomb campaign, designed to protect wilderness by hastening the collapse of industrial society.35,000 words (~100 pages) [10] [11]
Communication From the DeadRobert FloresEnglish28 October 2002Flores mailed a 22 page letter to the Arizona Daily Star , who later published it online, discussing his reasons for committing the shooting and giving a chronology of his life, stating that it was about "settling accounts". He then shot and killed three professors and himself at the University of Arizona School of Nursing. Two of his victims were named in the letter.22 pages [12]
Unnamed Seung-Hui Cho English16 April 2007The manifesto was mailed to NBC News an hour and a half after Cho had first opened fire. Upon receiving the package on April 18, 2007, NBC News contacted authorities and made the controversial decision to publicize Cho's communications by releasing a small fraction of what it received. The manifesto was described as "rambling" and "incoherent", with Cho criticizing "rich brats" and referring to the perpetrators of the Columbine High School massacre as martyrs.23 pages [13]
Natural Selector's Manifesto Pekka-Eric Auvinen English, Finnish7 November 2007Auvinen published a "media package" through RapidShare that he linked from his YouTube channel, containing 21 files including pictures of himself, his school, and guns, as well as several word files. The word files gave background on the attack, with Auvinen describing the attack as "political terrorism" and saying that he didn't want the attack to be called a "school shooting".3 pages [14] [15]
Unnamed Jim Adkisson English27 July 2008A four page manifesto found in his vehicle after the shooting attributed his motivation for the rampage as a hatred of liberals, Democrats, African Americans, and homosexuals.4 pages [16]
2083: A European Declaration of Independence Anders Behring Breivik English22 July 2011Breivik wrote a manifesto running to 1,518 pages and is credited to "Andrew Berwick" (an Anglicization of Breivik's name). It was emailed to over 1000 email contacts less than an hour and a half before his bomb went off.1,518 pages [17]
Manifest Dmitry Vinogradov Russian7 November 2012Posted on Vkontakte, expresses his hatred towards mankind, comparing humans to cancer.2 pages [18]
Unnamed Christopher Dorner English6 February 2013The manifesto cites anti-police sentiment as a reason for killings.11,000 words (~32 pages) [19]
Ragnarok Alex Hribal English6 April 2014Cites the Columbine shooters as inspiration and expresses moral nihilism.4 pages [20]
My Twisted World: The Story of Elliot Rodger Elliot Rodger English23 May 2014Rodger emailed his 107,000-word manifesto to 34 people, including his therapist, Charles Sophy, his parents and other family, former teachers, and childhood friends.107,000 words (~300 pages) [21]
rtf88 Dylann Roof English17 June 2015The manifesto was posted on Roof's website, The Last Rhodesian, which also contained several photos of himself. Roof claimed in the manifesto that he had been radicalized after looking up "black on white crime" and was led to white supremacist websites. His manifesto was described by an expert on extremism as not belonging to the "mainstream" of white supremacist ideology.2,444 words (~7 pages) [22] [23]
My Manifesto Christopher Harper-Mercer English1 October 2015The manifesto, carried on a USB drive, was given to a UCC student in Snyder Hall. It was later released by investigators. In the manifesto, Harper-Mercer wrote his actions were done to serve Satan, who, according to Harper-Mercer, would "reward" murderers in hell by turning them into "gods". A large portion of the manifesto was devoted to describing Mercer's hatred of black men. He also described having "kinship" with various other mass and serial murderers, including Ted Bundy, the Columbine shooters, and the Sandy Hook School shooter.6 pages [24] [25] [26]
The Great Replacement Brenton Tarrant English15 March 2019Tarrant wrote a 74-page manifesto, posted on 8chan and emailed to several politicians and newsrooms. It was titled The Great Replacement, a reference to the "Great Replacement" and "white genocide" conspiracy theories, which it largely focuses on, connecting it with elements of the Eurabia conspiracy theory. The manifesto has been noted to be less explicitly antisemitic than other white nationalist manifestos, instead blaming Muslims, but contains heavily antisemitic themes and euphemises Jews as "globalists"; Tarrant describes himself as a racist and fascist.74 pages [27] [28]
An Open Letter John Earnest English27 April 2019Earnest posted an anti-semitic and racist open letter on 8chan shortly before the shooting, and signed with his name. It was heavily focused on white genocide as an idea; the manifesto accused Jews of genociding the white race. He declared Tarrant his greatest inspiration, and takes credit for previously attempting to burn down a mosque.9 pages [29]
The Inconvenient Truth Patrick Crusius English3 August 2019Crusius posted a manifesto to 8chan shortly before the shooting, explicitly inspired by Christchurch. The manifesto's posting resulted in the shutdown of 8chan.2,300 words (~7 pages) [27]
Techno-Barbarism: A Spiritual Guide for Discontented White Men in the Current Year +4 Stephan Balliet English9 October 2019The manifesto was published on the imageboard Meguca. Structured in a similar way as the Christchurch manifesto, it has a list of "Achievements" alluding to first-person shooter games and contains numerous anime references. It discusses the weapons he planned to use in detail, with comparatively less focus on ideological elements.11 pages [30] [31] [32]
Unnamed Mohammed Alshamrani English6 December 2019Posted on Alshamrani's Twitter account, it condemned the United States as a "nation of evil" for their supposed crimes against Muslims and humanity.4 pages [33]
Skript mit Bilder Tobias Rathjen English, German19 February 2020Rathjen uploaded three videos to his personal website, as well as a 24 page "script" in both English and German. In the manifesto, Rathjen adhered to far-right terror narratives, as well as elements of niche online conspiracies. He claimed a secret service organization had surveilled him since his birth and that he could observe events from a distance through the power of his mind.24 pages [34]
A White Awakening Nathaniel Veltman English6 June 2021Inspired by the Christchurch terrorist's manifesto, the manifesto was found on a thumb drive inside of Veltman's residence.74 pages [35] [36]
manifest.txt Hugo Jackson English19 August 2021The manifesto was shared to users on the messaging app Discord by Jackson. He complains about Muslims immigrating into Sweden, liberal Swedish politicians and Black people. He also quotes the Christchurch mosques shooter and expresses his desire for people to join neo-nazi organizations, such as Atomwaffen Division.658 words (~2 pages) [37]
You Wait for a Signal While Your People Wait for You Payton Gendron English12 May 2022Titled after a quote from the Christchurch terrorist, the manifesto is focused on mass immigration and holds anti-Black views. The manifesto was originally posted on Google Docs two days before the attack and had not been modified since. The manifesto is largely plagiarized from The Great Replacement.180 pages [38] [39] [40]
The Downward Spiral of "Ethan Miller" Ethan Miller English28 August 2022Posted on Wattpad, the manifesto describes his isolation and solitude as well as his inspiration by the Columbine High School massacre.15 pages [41]
O pós modernismo e suas consequências na nossa nação, 'Post-modernism and Its Consequences for Our Nation'Not releasedPortuguese26 September 2022A few hours before committing a shooting at the Barreiras school, the perpetrator published a manifesto on his Twitter account. In his manifesto, the perpetrator claimed to be superior to others, in addition to containing speeches in favor of racial supremacy and hate speeches against different communities such as the LGBT community, the residents of Bahia and the school community itself, in addition to stating that his intentions were to murder as many people as possible so that they "felt divine wrath".29 pages [42] [43]
A Call to Arms Juraj Krajčík English12 October 2022Just a few hours before the attack, links to a 65-page long manifesto were posted on Twitter. In the document, the author does not provide their name, claiming it is not of importance and "will be known later anyway", but identifies himself as a man of Slovak origin born on July 28, 2003, who has decided to "execute an operation" against "the enemies of the white race". The manifesto blames Jews and LGBT people for "causing harm to white people" and celebrates mass murderers, including Breivik and the perpetrators of Christchurch mosque shootings and Poway synagogue shooting.65 pages [44] [45]
Unnamed Aiden Hale English27 March 2023Hale's manifesto was not originally released to the public pending a lawsuit for their release, but on November 6, 2023, 3 pages were leaked online by Steven Crowder followed by the Nashville MPD opening an investigation. The leaked manifesto complained about those Hale considered to have white privilege. The leaked pages also included the plans for the shooting.90 pages [46] [47]
Unnamed Connor Sturgeon English10 April 2023Sturgeon's manifesto was detailed in a journal he kept, wherein he expressed frustration with the ease of access to firearms in the United States, intending for his shooting to bring about change in this regard. In addition, Sturgeon complained of corrupt politicians and a lack of action regarding mental health treatment.13 pages [48]
A White Boy Summer to Remember Ryan Palmeter English26 August 2023Palmeter had three letters, two of which were not released to the public. One of them was released by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office. It contains sentiments of racism against African Americans and anti-semitism. He cited the perpetrator of the Christchurch shootings as his primary inspiration.26 pages [49] [50] [51]

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