List of rampage killers in Oceania and Maritime Southeast Asia

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This is a list of mass or spree killers in Oceania and Maritime Southeast Asia. A mass murderer is typically defined as someone who kills three or more people in one incident, with no "cooling off" period, not including themselves. [1] [2] A mass murder typically occurs in a single location where one or more persons kill several others. [3] [4] [5]

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This list does not include serial killers, members of democidal governments, or major political figures who orchestrated such actions.

Rampage killers

PerpetratorDateYearLocationCountryKilledInjured W Additional notesRef.
Mangayanon Butaog [n 1] 9 Sept.1985 Sinasa Philippines
67
0
 MPCommitted suicide [6]
Tarrant, Brenton, 282019 Christchurch New Zealand
51
40
FLife imprisonment with no chance of parole
An arson attack was also planned, but foiled		 [7]
Bryant, Martin John, 281996 Port Arthur, Tasmania Australia
35
23
FMASentenced to 35 concurrent life terms plus 1,035 years
Unknown [n 2] Siquijor Philippines
32
?
 MKilled by angry mob [8]
Unknown1903 Mindanao Philippines
23
?
 MKilled [9]
Wirjo, 42 [n 3] 1987 Banjarsari Indonesia
20
13
 MCommitted suicide
Formentera, Arsenio, 311968 Palompon Philippines
17
?
 M [10]
Hodeng1879 Kampong Tankulu Indonesia
16
1
Arrested [11]
Salazar, Domingo, 42 [n 3] 1956 San Nicolas Philippines
16
1
 MSentenced to death, later changed to life imprisonment
Terminated two pregnancies
Unknown1873 Ternate Indonesia
15
4
 MKilled [12]
Basobas, Florentino1977 Quezon, Palawan Philippines
15
4
 MKilled [13]
Antakin [n 3] 1897 Kaningow Malaysia
15
3
 MKilled
Long, Robert Paul, 382000 Childers, Queensland Australia
15
2+
 MASentenced to life imprisonment [14]
Pusok Anak Ngaik, 281965 Kampong Bukit Merah Malaysia
14
4
 M [15]
Unknown1909 Borneo Indonesia
14
?
 [16]
Unknown [n 3] 1935 Gondang Indonesia
13
3
Sentenced to life imprisonment [17]
Gray, David Malcolm, 331990 Aramoana New Zealand
13
3
F AKilled by police
Kalinga Boli [n 3] 1937 Abulug
Kabugao
Futtul 		Philippines
13
?
FMArrested [18]
Two unknown men1952 Zamboanga Philippines
12
14
 MOne killed, the other arrested [19]
Unknown1933 Batoe-Radja Indonesia
12
12
FArrested [20]
Rebasien1856 Napal Malientang Indonesia
12
7–10
Killed [21]
Unknown1890 Bonthain Indonesia
12
4+
 MKilled [22]
Rublico, Salvador1952 Banga, Aklan Philippines
11–12
4
 MKilled [23]
Unknown1887 Kupang Indonesia
11
15
 MArrested [24]
Mat Taram bin Sa'al, 301947BangiMalaysia
11
10
 MFound not guilty by reason of insanity [25]
Leman1933 Bakoen Indonesia
11
2
 MArrested [26]
Unknown soldier [n 4] 1967 Jakarta Indonesia
11
2
FArrested [27]
Guades, Danny, 39 [n 3] 2007 Calbayog Philippines
10
17
 MArrested
Terminated a pregnancy
Killed his brother in the 1980s
Hajula1932 Malita Philippines
10
10
FKilled [28]
Raden Prawiro Direjo [n 3] 1863 Salatiga Indonesia
10
6
 MKilled [29]
O. L., 30 [n 3] 1988 Cirumput Indonesia
10
2
 MArrested [30]
Unknown2007 Silangkan Philippines
10
1
FKilled by soldiers [31]
Unknown1881 Dai Indonesia
10
?
Killed [32]
Junak1960 Seriang Indonesia
10
?
Killed [33]
Two unknown Moros 1923 S.S. Van Linschoten Philippines
9
19
Both were killed [34]
Kulop Mas Daud1927 Kati Malaysia
9
12
FKilled by police [35]
Unknown1875 Kuala Kangsar Malaysia
9
3
 M [36]
Contaoe, Marciano, 32 [n 4] 1988 Manila Philippines
9
3
FSentenced to 300 years in prison [37]
Sunan1846 Penang Malaysia
9
2
 MSentenced to death and executed [38]
Governor, Jimmy, 251900 New South Wales Australia
9
1
FMSentenced to death and executed [39]
Foong Mok [n 3] 1946 Kampong Boyan Malaysia
9
?
 MArrested [40]
Ibrahim1901Singapore
8–9
6–7
 MKilled [41]
Idrus Bin Hassan, 621973 Kampong Batu Titian Akar Malaysia
8–9
3–4
FMKilled by police [42]
Rotang1939 Jakarta Indonesia
8
28
 MKilled [43]
Unknown July1922 Watampone Indonesia
8
23+
Arrested [44]
Mendoza, Rolando del Rosario, 552010 Manila Philippines
8
9
FKilled by police [45]
Unknown1876 Jabung Indonesia
8
8
 M [46]
Unknown 17 July1914 Barus Indonesia
8
8
 [47]
Toling, Antonio, 47
Toling, Jose, 47		1965 Santa Rosa Philippines
8
7
 MBoth were sentenced to death
Four more died by jumping out of the train		 [48]
de Fiesta, Bernabe, 382008 Calamba Philippines
8
6
FKilled by police
Killed a dog and two cows		 [49]
Unknown1925 Steamboat "Klang"Malaysia
8
5
 MKilled by police [50]
Vitkovic, Frank, 221987 Melbourne Australia
8
5
FCommitted suicide
Unknown1881 Bunging Philippines
8
2
Killed [51]
Sacopla, Andres, 481972 Cabayugan Philippines
8
2
FKilled [52]
Gallo, Bemon, 20 [n 5] 2000 Bacolod Philippines
8
FMSentenced to 200 years in prison [53]
Unknown1929 Himatangi New Zealand
8
0
F AUnsolved [54]
Dugay, Carmelo, 36 [n 4] 1990 Bacarra Philippines
7–9
10–12
F [55]
Karim
Arsat		 6 Sept.1913 Banjarmasin Indonesia
7–8
4–5
 MArsat was arrested [56]
Two unknown Moros1933 Batubatu Philippines
7–8
3
Both were killed [57]
Sidin [n 4] [n 3] 1913 Banda Aceh Indonesia
7
≈20
 MSentenced to 20 years in prison [58]
Knight, Julian, 191987 Melbourne Australia
7
19
FSentenced to life imprisonment
Ahmat4 March1914 Kumasi Malaysia
7
14
FMKilled [59]
Bae, Ronald Baquiran, 412013 Tabon 1 Philippines
7
12
FKilled by police
Also killed a dog
Terminated a pregnancy
Killed a man in 2003		 [60]
Abuloc, Ernesto H., 401977 Zamboanga City Philippines
7
9–14
FSentenced to death [61]
Unknown1935 Kwala Bangko Indonesia
7
9
 MArrested [62]
Negro, Jesus, 21 [n 4] 1988 Tiber Philippines
7
9
FArrested [63]
Herman Nov./Dec.1922 Kuala Kapuas & S.S. "Alting"Indonesia
7
7
 MFound not guilty by reason of insanity [64]
Unknown1878 Jolo Philippines
7
6
 [65]
Frankum, Wade John, 331991SydneyAustralia
7
6
FMCommitted suicide
Tadena, Elpidio, 251964 Luzon Philippines
7
5
F [66]
Unknown1949 Sungai Dua Malaysia
7
4–5
 M [67]
Unknown1966 Leyte Philippines
7
2
F [68]
Ambulo, Marcial A.
Rubio, Jobe P., 40		2000 Victoria, Oriental Mindoro Philippines
7
2
FBoth were sentenced to 139 years in prison [69]
R., 141954 Astapa Indonesia
7
2
Arrested [70]
Unknown Oct.1932 Tilung Indonesia
7
1
 MArrested [71]
Suku [n 6] 1930 Nariara Fiji
7
 MASentenced to death [72]
Graham, Eric Stanley George, 401941 Koiterangi New Zealand
7
0
FKilled by police
Dumunlag, Mariano1989 Sumilao, Bukidnon Philippines
7
?
FCommitted suicide [73]
Unknown Mountain Province Philippines
7
?
Killed
Killed several other persons		 [74]
Breta [n 3] 1885 Bawean Indonesia
6–12
5–11
 MArrested [75]
Unknown1860 Baru Indonesia
6–9
0–1
 MAKilled by angry mob [76]
Cabisada, Ramon [n 4] 1989 Upper Gusa & Lower Gusa Philippines
6–8
14–24
FCommitted suicide [77]
Unknown1922 Pasar Babaan Indonesia
6–7
7–11
 MKilled by police [78]
Gargasoulas, Dimitrious, 26 [n 3] 2017 Melbourne Australia
6
27
 MOSentenced to life imprisonment
Jafaar Patola, 32 [n 3] 1981 Kampung Parit Setan Malaysia
6
25
 MKilled by police [79]
Bagay, Eduardo [n 4] 1995 Gonzaga Philippines
6
17
F [80]
Blanac, Honorio, 201970 Luzon Philippines
6
15
 M [81]
Anang [n 3] 1899 Steamboat "Sri Pontianak"Indonesia
6
13
 MKilled [82]
Cauchi, Joel, 402024 Sydney Australia
6
12
 Mkilled by police
Unknown July1946 Keidjan Indonesia
6
10
 [83]
de la Pena, Domingo [n 3] 1989 Catbalogan Philippines
6
8
 MKilled by police [84]
Benegrado, --- [n 4] 1927 Steamboat "San Antonio"Philippines
6
7
FMArrested [85]
Unknown [n 3] 1936 Pacitan Indonesia
6
4
 MKilled by police [86]
Anderson, Stephen Lawrence, 24 [n 3] 1997 Raurimu New Zealand
6
4
FFound not guilty by reason of insanity [87]
Unknown1892 Lahad Datu Malaysia
6
3
Arrested [88]
Unknown1967 Cagayan de Oro Philippines
6
3
 MArrested [89]
Two Unknown men1968Philippines
6
3
 [90]
Unknown [n 3] 1873 Great Mandheling district Indonesia
6
2+
 MAArrested [91]
Rajah Mansur, 201877 Sayong Malaysia
6
2
 M [92]
Molina, Ruel, 31 20 Dec.2014 Kimantong Philippines
6
1–3
 MAKilled by police [93]
Majka, Marian Ryszard, 35 [n 7] 1957 Brisbane, Queensland Australia
6
FMACommitted suicide [94]
Unknown1936 Manokwari Indonesia
6
1
 [95]
Ramos, Teddy [n 4] 1981 Tayug Philippines
6
1
FArrested [96]
Chang Yee Loong, 32 [n 3] 2000 Miri Malaysia
6
1
 MFound not guilty by reason of insanity [97]
Baker, Malcolm George, 45 [n 8] 1992 Terrigal, Bateau Bay &

Wyong, New South Wales

Australia
6
FSentenced to life imprisonment

Terminated a pregnancy

Arnatis Otao, Renie2014 Labangon Philippines
6
1
 MKilled [98]
Posidio, Rufino B., 26 [n 9] 1960 Manila Philippines
6
FCommitted suicide [99]
Silva, George David, 27 [n 10] 1911 Mackay, Queensland Australia
6
FMSentenced to death and executed [100]
Layton, Philip Eric, 211982 Tweed Heads Australia
6
0
FCommitted suicide [101]
Grefaldia, Edgardo1988 De La Paz Philippines
6
0
FSentenced to life imprisonment [102]
Unknown1641 "Coster" Indonesia
6
?
 MKilled
One man accidentally shot himself dead		 [103]
Unknown1881 Timor Indonesia
6
?
Killed by angry mob [104]
Unknown1971 Iligan City Philippines
6
?
 MKilled by police [105]
Perez, Eleazar [n 4] 1993Philippines
6
?
 M [106]
Unknown1891 Lower Perak Malaysia
5
31
Arrested [107]
Crabbe, Douglas John Edwin, 361983 Yulara, Northern Territory Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia
5
16
VSentenced to life imprisonment
Unknown, 231981 Caloocan Philippines
5
14
 MArrested [108]
Unknown1920 Tanro Kassi Indonesia
5
13
Killed by his brother-in-law [109]
Unknown1875 Little Dewakan Indonesia
5
10
Killed [110]
Unknown1887 Probolinggo Indonesia
5
10
 MArrested [111]
Saleng Bin Sulemang [n 3] 22 March1956 Lajang Indonesia
5
10
 MKilled by angry mob [112]
Nyambeng Enturan, 352007 Ulu Engkabau Malaysia
5
9
FArrested [113]
Jaya1909 Tranum Malaysia
5
8
 MKilled by police [114]
Saidoong 27 July1862 Malayu Indonesia
5
7
 MKilled by angry mob [115]
Espora, Moises [n 4] 3 May1949 Manila Philippines
5
7
FArrested [116]
Bernable, Alfredo K., 471965 Mindoro Philippines
5
7
 MArrested [117]
Fajardo, Jose1976 Cebu City Philippines
5
7
 MCommitted suicide [118]
Bergonia, George [n 4] [n 3] 1994 Baggao Philippines
5
7
F [119]
Unknown1869 Padang Indonesia
5
6
 MArrested [120]
Unknown1967 Tinaguis Philippines
5
5+
FMAArrested [121]
Unknown1964 Manado Indonesia
4
50
 MArrested [122]
Panggi [n 4] 1925 Kuching Malaysia
4
27
 MArrested [123]
Unknown1891 Segerie Indonesia
4
14
 MArrested [124]
Nantjo, 352004 Kalora Indonesia
4
14
 MKilled by angry mob [125]
Unknown 18 Sept.1856 Makassar Indonesia
4
9
Killed [126]
Dueh1883 Sungi Limtah Undup Malaysia
4
9
 MKilled [127]
Mamat Ayam [n 3] 1925 Kuala Terengganu Malaysia
4
9
 MAKilled by police [128]
Unknown1934 Larantuka Indonesia
4
9
 [129]
Padang [n 3]
Luni [n 3] 		1860 Negara Nabung Indonesia
4
8
 MBoth died [130]
Tirona, Andriano, 171948 Manila Philippines
4
8
F [131]
Li Zhongren, 422009 Saipan Northern Mariana Islands
4
8
FCommitted suicide [132]
Taotomo1876 Sumenep Indonesia
4
7
 MCommitted suicide while awaiting trial [133]
Valencia, Melecio [n 3] 1927 Dingras, Ilocos Norte Philippines
4
7
Killed by police [134]
Unknown1932 Galesong Indonesia
4
7
Killed [135]
Velasco, Olimpiades, 25 [n 3] 1955Philippines
4
7
 MArrested [136]
Tawar 25 Dec.1955 Surabaya Indonesia
4
7
 MArrested [137]
Tan Bon Soa1910 Asahan Sultanate Indonesia
4
6–7
Committed suicide while awaiting trial [138]
Unknown 7 Aug.1923 Bujungtangaya Indonesia
4
6
Killed [139]
Unknown1948 Balikpapan Indonesia
4
6
Arrested [140]
Zabala, Jose, 471955Philippines
4
6
Killed [141]
Ancheta, Conrado [n 4] 6 March1988 San Francisco Philippines
4
6
F [142]
Araojo, John Albert7 Feb.2019 Cagayan de Oro Philippines
4
6
FArrested [143]
Richard Forman, Colin, 235 Jan.1977 Alice Springs Airport Australia
4
4
VDied in the crash
Unknown 27 April1916 Panji Indonesia
3
30
Killed by angry mob [144]
Barizo, Fernando1987 Ragay Philippines
3
19
 MKilled by angry mob [145]
Carpin, Cirilo Loreto, 451960 Catbalogan Philippines
3
14
 MArrested [146]
Unknown 8 Oct.1881 Wonosobo Indonesia
3
12
 MAKilled [147]
Unknown Sept.1941 Kuala Enok Indonesia
3
12
Arrested [148]
Unknown, 141909 Binjey Indonesia
3
11–13
 MSentenced to 20 years in prison
Also stabbed three horses		 [149]
Desoto, Chad Ryan, 212013 Tumon Guam
3
11
 MVArrested [150]
Gaygay, Francisco, 35 [n 3] Dec.1966Philippines
3
9
Killed by police [151]
Pelen, Mark Jonnie2013 Cantutang Philippines
3
9
 MAArrested [152]

Abbreviations and footnotes

  1. ↑ At least three of the victims were relatives of the assailant.
  2. ↑ Unconfirmed event.
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 At least one of the victims was a relative of the assailant.
  4. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Assailant was a member of the military, police, or a comparable force at the time of the rampage.
  5. ↑ All the victims were killed in the same household.
  6. ↑ All the victims were killed in the same household.
  7. ↑ At least one of the victims was a relative of the assailant.
  8. ↑ At least one of the victims was a relative of the assailant.
  9. ↑ All the victims were killed in the same household.
  10. ↑ All the victims were members of the same family.

W – A basic description of the weapons used in the murders

F – Firearms and other ranged weapons, especially rifles and handguns, but also bows and crossbows, grenade launchers, flamethrowers, or slingshots
M – Melee weapons, like knives, swords, spears, machetes, axes, clubs, rods, stones, or bare hands
O – Any other weapons, such as bombs, hand grenades, Molotov cocktails, poison and poisonous gas, as well as vehicle and arson attacks
A – indicates that an arson attack was the only other weapon used
V – indicates that a vehicle was the only other weapon used
E – indicates that explosives of any sort were the only other weapon used
P – indicates that an anaesthetising or deadly substance of any kind was the only other weapon used (includes poisonous gas)

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    – Authorities: Gunman kills 4, wounds 6 on Saipan, CNN (20 November 2009)
    – Gunman Opens Fire on Saipan; 5 Dead, The New York Times (20 November 2009)
    – Police ID Chinese man as Saipan gunman, China Daily (23 November 2009)
    – Police probe motive of Northern Marianas gunman, AFP (24 November 2009)
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    – Java Items, The Straits Times (27 May 1876)
  134. ↑ Filipino kills four and wounds seven, Waterloo Evening Courier (28 November 1927)
    – Slayer of 4 killed in police battle, Oakland Tribune (28 November 1927)
    – Man is slain after killing four persons, The Daily Murphysboro Independent (28 November 1927)
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  136. ↑ Filipino runs amok, kills four people, Sarasota Journal (6 April 1955)
    – Filipino Kills 4, Wounds Seven With Bolo Knife Archived 6 November 2012 at the Wayback Machine , The Hartford Courant (6 April 1955)
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    – Fifty Years Ago – From the Straits Times of Oct. 27, 1910, The Straits Times (29 October 1960)
    – A terrible amok, The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (30 September 1910)
    – Amok Archived 7 October 2011 at the Wayback Machine , Leidsch Dagblad (28 October 1910)
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    – Amokloper doodt vier personen, Het Nieuws (26 June 1948)
  141. ↑ Filipino Amok, Kills 4, Pacific Stars and Stripes (28 September 1955)
    – Filipino runs amok, Albuquerque Journal (28 September 1955)
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  143. ↑ "Disgruntled man run amok kills 4, hurts 6 in Rizal. - Free Online Library".
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    – Amokläufer im Zug Archived 14 July 2014 at the Wayback Machine , Neues Deutschland (11 June 1987)
  146. ↑ Knifer Runs Amok Kills 3, Injures 14, The Oakland Tribune (26 August 1960)
    – Boat Passenger Runs Amok Kills Three, Stabs 14, The Times-Record (26 August 1960), p. 22
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    – Strange Case of Amok, The Straits Times (30 August 1909)
  150. ↑ Police arrest man for mass stabbing of Japanese tourists in Guam Archived 13 February 2013 at the Wayback Machine , The Asahi Shimbun (13 February 2013)
    – |defcon|text|Frontpage Tumon victims named, Pacific Daily News (13 February 2013)
    – Guam man kills two Japanese, stabs baby in deadly attack, asiaone.com (13 February 2013)
    – 3rd Person Dies After Guam Crash-Stabbing Rampage, ABC News (14 February 2013)
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  152. ↑ 4 killed, 9 hurt by amok in S. Leyte town, Philippine Daily Inquirer (15 July 2013)
    – Drunk man runs amok, kills 4, hacks 8 others in Padre Burgos, Southern Leyte, Manila Channel (14 July 2013)
    – PNP, guinklaro nga 3 la an namatay han mag-amok an hubog ha Leyte; suspek, napasakaan na kaso Archived 14 July 2014 at the Wayback Machine , Bombo Radyo Philippines (16 July 2013)
    – Suspek sa pagpatay sa 3 at 9 sugatan, kinasuhan na sa Leyte Archived 14 July 2014 at the Wayback Machine , Bombo Radyo Philippines (16 July 2013)
    – Nag-amok na pumatay sa 3 at nakasugat sa 9 pa, naka-drugs – PNP Archived 14 July 2014 at the Wayback Machine , Bombo Radyo Philippines (16 July 2013)
    – Amok kills 3, wounds 9 in Padre Burgos town Archived 14 July 2014 at the Wayback Machine , Leyte Samar Daily Express (17 July 2013)
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