List of rampage killers in the United States

For rampage killers in the Americas, see List of rampage killers in the Americas.

This is a list of mass or spree killers in the United States. 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]}

Specific notable subtypes of mass murder, including politically motivated crimes, workplace killings, school attacks and familicides, have their own lists.

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

List of rampage killers

Perpetrator	Date	Year	Location	State	Killed	Injured	Weapons Used	Fate	Ref.
González, Julio, 35	March 25	1990	New York City	New York	87	6	A	Died in prison
Paddock, Stephen, 64	Oct. 1	2017	Paradise	Nevada	60	413+	F	Committed suicide Two of the victims died in 2019 and 2020; attributed to this event	[6] [7]
Doty, Thomas G., 34	May 22	1962	Unionville	Missouri	44	0	V E	Killed by the explosion
Gilbert Graham, Jack, 23 [n 1]	Nov. 1	1955	Longmont	Colorado	44	0	V E	Sentenced to death and executed
Gonzales, Francisco, 27	May 7	1964	Danville	California	43	0	F V	Committed suicide	[8]
Burke, David, 35	Dec. 7	1987	San Luis Obispo	California	42	0	F V	Committed suicide or died in the crash	[9]
Unknown	Jun. 24	1973	New Orleans	Louisiana	32	15	A	Unsolved	[10]
Kelley, Devin, 26 [n 1]	Nov. 5	2017	Sutherland Springs	Texas	25	22	F	Committed suicide Terminated a pregnancy	[11]
Hennard, George, 35	Oct. 16	1991	Killeen	Texas	23	27	F V	Committed suicide	[12]
Huberty, James, 41	July 18	1984	San Diego	California	21	19	F	Killed by police Terminated a pregnancy	[13] [14]
McNamara, James B., 28	Oct. 1	1910	Los Angeles	California	21	100+	E	Died in prison
Card, Robert, 40	Oct. 25	2023	Lewiston	Maine	18	13	F	Committed suicide	[15] [16] [17]
Carver, James, 20	July 4	1984	Beverly	Massachusetts	15	11	A	Sentenced to two life sentences at the Massachusetts Correctional Institution-Cedar Junction
Jabbar, Shamsud-Din, 42	Jan. 1	2025	New Orleans	Louisiana	14	57	FV	Killed by police in a shootout	[18]
Hasan, Nidal Malik, 39	Nov. 5	2009	Fort Hood	Texas	13	32	F	Sentenced to death	[19]
Wong, Jiverly, 41	April 3	2009	Binghamton	New York	13	4	F	Committed suicide	[20]
Unruh, Howard, 28	Sept. 6	1949	Camden	New Jersey	13	3	F	Found mentally unfit to stand trial Died in an institution in 2009	[21]
Holmes, James Eagan, 24	July 20	2012	Aurora	Colorado	12	62	F E	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[22]
Beard, Roy Jennings, 57	July 7	1975	Portland	Oregon	12	26	A	Charged and arrested
Álvarez, Juan Manuel, 25	Jan. 26	2005	Los Angeles	California	11	177	V	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[23]
Unknown	Dec. 29	1975	New York City	New York	11	74	E	Unsolved	[24]
Tran, Huu Can, 72	Jan. 21	2023	Monterey Park	California	11	9	F	Committed suicide	[25]
Pough, James, 42	June 17/18	1990	Jacksonville	Florida	11	6	F V	Committed suicide Killed a man on May 8, 1971	[26] [27] [28] [29] [30]
Long, Ian, 28	Nov. 7	2018	Thousand Oaks	California	11	1	FM	Committed suicide One more died by stray police gunfire	[31] [32]
Unknown	Jul. 22	1916	San Francisco	California	10	40	E	Unsolved	[33]
Unknown	Nov. 24	1917	Milwaukee	Wisconsin	10	6	E	Unsolved	[34]
McLendon, Michael, 28 [n 2]	March 10	2009	Kinston, Samson & Geneva	Alabama	10	6	F A	Committed suicide Also killed four dogs	[35]
Muhammad, John, 41 Malvo, Lee, 17	Oct. 2–22	2002	Aspen Hill, Glenmont, Rockville, Norbeck, Kensington & Bowie Takoma Prince William County, Spotsylvania County & Fairfax County	Maryland Washington, D.C. Virginia	10	3	F	Muhammad sentenced to death and executed Malvo sentenced to life imprisonment	[36] [37]
Starkweather, Charles, 19 Fugate, Caril Ann, 14 [n 1]	Jan. 21–29	1958	Lincoln & Bennet Douglas	Nebraska Wyoming	10	0	FM	Starkweather sentenced to death and executed Fugate sentenced to life imprisonment and paroled in 1976 Also killed two dogs Starkweather killed a man on November 30, 1957	[37]
Mullin, Herbert, 25	Jan. 25 / Feb. 10–13	1973	Santa Cruz County	California	10	0	FM	Sentenced to life imprisonment Killed three people in 1972	[38] [39]
Al-Issa, Ahmad, 21	March 22	2021	Boulder	Colorado	10	0	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[40]
Twigg, Gilbert, 35	Aug. 13	1903	Winfield	Kansas	9	25	F	Committed suicide	[41] [42] [43]
Bertucci, Clarence, 23 [n 3]	July 8	1945	Salina	Utah	9	19	F	Found not guilty by reason of insanity	[44]
Betts, Connor, 24 [n 1]	Aug. 4	2019	Dayton	Ohio	9	17	F	Killed by police	[45] [46] [47] [48]
Silka, Michael, 25	April 28 / May 17–19	1984	Fairbanks & Manley Hot Springs	Alaska	9	1	F	Killed by police Terminated a pregnancy	[49]
Cooksey Jr., Cleophus, 35 (accused) [n 1]	Nov. 27 / Dec. 2/13–17	2017	Phoenix	Arizona	9	0	F	Arrested and charged	[50]
Jones, Walter, 20 Jones, William, 18	Sept. 28	1913	Harriston	Mississippi	8+	14+	F	Both killed by angry mob William killed a man in 1909	[51]
Saipov, Sayfullo Habibullaevic, 29 (Саипов, Сайфулло Хабибуллаевич)	Oct. 31	2017	New York City	New York	8	11	V	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[52]
Ferri, Gian, 55	July 1	1993	San Francisco	California	8	6	F	Committed suicide	[53]
Hawkins, Robert, 19	Dec. 5	2007	Omaha	Nebraska	8	4	F	Committed suicide	[54] [55]
Collins, Melvin, 38	Nov. 6	1948	Chester	Pennsylvania	8	3	F	Committed suicide	[56]
Kamenoff, Peter Dumas, 42 Muller, Ralph Smith, 33	Dec. 10	1958	Los Angeles	California	8	3	E	Killed while committing the suicide bombing.	[57] [58] [59]
Brown, Carl, 51	Aug. 20	1982	Miami	Florida	8	3	F	Killed	[60]
Stewart, Robert, 45	March 29	2009	Carthage	North Carolina	8	2	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[61] [62]
Dekraai, Scott, 54	Oct. 12	2011	Seal Beach	California	8	1	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[63]
Long, Robert, 21	March 16	2021	Atlanta & Acworth	Georgia	8	1	F	Arrested	[63]
Nance, Romeo, 23	Jan. 21	2024	Joliet	Illinois	8	1	F	Committed suicide	[64]
Sheley, Nicholas, 28	June 23–30	2008	Sterling, Rock Falls & Galesburg Festus	Illinois Missouri	8	0	M	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[65]
Speight, Christopher	Jan. 19	2010	Virginia	Virginia	8	0	F	Sentenced to 5 life terms plus 18 years.	[19]
Cline, Philip Bruce, 23	Feb. 10	1981	Winchester	Nevada	8	350+	A	Sentenced to life in prison without parole
Crimo III, Robert, 21	July 4	2022	Highland Park	Illinois	7	48	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[66]
Phillips, Monroe, 58	March 6	1915	Brunswick	Georgia	7	30+	F	Killed	[67]
Ator, Seth, 36	Aug. 31	2019	Odessa Midland	Texas	7	25	F	Killed by police	[68] [69]
Ford, Priscilla Joyce, 51	Nov. 27	1980	Reno	Nevada	7	22	V	Died while awaiting execution	[70]
Everette, Eugene, 32 [n 1]	03.28 March 28/29	1970	New York City	New York	7	15	F A	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[71]
Bonner, William, 25	April 22	1973	Los Angeles	California	7	9	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[72]
Ashbrook, Larry, 47	Sept. 15	1999	Fort Worth	Texas	7	7	F	Committed suicide	[73]
Ratzmann, Terry, 44	March 12	2005	Brookfield	Wisconsin	7	4	F	Committed suicide	[74]
Collins, Darnell, 33	June 17–21	1995	Atlantic City New York City	New Jersey New York	7	3	F	Killed by police	[75]
One Goh, 44	April 2	2012	East Oakland	California	7	3	F	Surrendered to police	[76]
Chang, Gung Ung	July 18/19	1898	Oakland	California	7	2	FME	Killed by the explosion	[77]
Reynolds, William, 35	April 6	1902	Tuscumbia	Alabama	7	2	F	Killed by police Also killed several horses	[78]
Pearson, Eric, 56	March 16	1968	Ironwood	Michigan	7	2	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[79]
Hardesty, William, 21 [n 1]	10.03 Oct. 3/4/18/19	1978	Ypsilanti	California Michigan	7	2	FM	Sentenced to life imprisonment Also killed a cat	[80] Loc: Spree; Occ: ---; W: ---; Rel: Parents
Dantzler, Rodrick, 34 [n 1]	July 7	2011	Grand Rapids	Michigan	7	2	F	Committed suicide	[81]
David, Rachal, 39 [n 4] [n 5]	Aug. 3	1978	Salt Lake City	Utah	7	0	M	Committed suicide	[82]
Jumper, Jim [n 1]	Feb. 14	1889	Okeechobee	Florida	6+	1	F	Killed	[83]
Brooks, Darrell Edward, 39	Nov. 21	2021	Waukesha	Wisconsin	6	62	V	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[84]
Igrić, Damir, 29	Oct. 3	2001	Manchester	Tennessee	6	33	MV	Died in the crash	[85]
Rodger, Elliot, 22	May 23	2014	Isla Vista	California	6	14	FMV	Committed suicide	[86]
Marcelino, Julian, 30	Nov. 24	1932	Seattle	Washington	6	13	M	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[87]
Loughner, Jared, 22	Jan. 8	2011	Casas Adobes	Arizona	6	13	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[88] [89] [90] [91]
Cruse, William, 59	April 23	1987	Palm Bay	Florida	6	10	F	Sentenced to death, died in prison	[92]
Gully [n 1]	Aug. 29	1910	Willow Patch	Nevada	6	7	F	Killed	[93]
Young, Harry, 27–28 Young, Jennings, 35–36	Jan. 2	1932	Brookline	Missouri	6	3	F	Each killed the other Harry killed a man in 1929	[94]
Crump, Wiley, 67	Sept. 21	1967	Philipp	Mississippi	6	3	F A	Killed by a posse	[95]
James, Shane, 34 (accused)	Dec. 4/5	2023	Austin Bexar County	Texas	6	3	F	Arrested	[96]
Henry, DeWitt Charles, 26	July 23	1977	Klamath Falls	Oregon	6	2	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment Terminated a pregnancy	[97]
Laura Taylor, 16 Marvallous Keene, 19 DeMarcus Maurice Smith, 17 Heather Nicole Matthews, 20	Dec. 24–26	1992	Dayton	Ohio	6	2	F	Keene executed in 2009; the rest were sentenced to life	[98]
Drake, Lynwood, 43	Nov. 7/8	1992	Morro Bay, Paso Robles & San Miguel	California	6	2	FM	Committed suicide	[99]
Vang, Chai Soua, 36	Nov. 21	2004	Birchwood	Wisconsin	6	2	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[100]
Huff, Kyle, 28	March 25	2006	Seattle	Washington	6	2	F	Committed suicide	[101] [102] [103] [104]
Zamora, Isaac Lee, 28	Sept. 2	2008	Alger	Washington	6	2	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[105] [106]
Dalton, Jason, 45	Feb. 20	2016	Kalamazoo County	Michigan	6	2	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[107] [108] [109] [110]
Belachheb, Abdelkrim, 39	June 29	1984	Dallas	Texas	6	1	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment Died in prison in 2017	[111]
Peterson, Tyler, 20 [n 3]	Oct. 7	2007	Crandon	Wisconsin	6	1	F	Committed suicide	[112]
Thornton, Charles, 52	Feb. 7	2008	Kirkwood	Missouri	6	1	F	Killed by police	[113] [114]
Crum, Richard, 52 (accused)	Feb. 17	2023	Arkabutla	Mississippi	6	1	F	Arrested	[115]
Unknown	Sept. 17	1911	Colorado Springs	Colorado	6	0	M	Unsolved Possibly connected to the Villisca axe murders	[116]
Goins, John, 49 [n 1]	March 18	1926	Stockton & Galt	California	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[117]
Swinney, Frank, 28	04.15 April 15–18	1970	Wichita Indianapolis	Kansas Indiana	6	0	FMA	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[118]
Benoist, Emile, 20	Aug. 26	1977	Hackettstown	New Jersey	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[119]
Stewart, Raymond, 29	Jan. 27–Feb. 2	1981	Rockford Beloit	Illinois Wisconsin	6	0	F	Sentenced to death and executed	[120]
Moreno, Eliseo, 24 [n 1]	Oct. 11	1983	College Station & Hempstead	Texas	6	0	F	Sentenced to death and executed	[121]
Stewart, Howard, 37 [n 1]	Sept. 16/22	1987	Lebanon Corsicana	Missouri Texas	6	0	F	Committed suicide Also killed two dogs	[122]
Leonard, Eric, 22	Feb. 12/19	1991	Sacramento	California	6	0	F	Sentenced to death	[123]
Vargas, Pedro, 42	July 26/27	2013	Hialeah	Florida	6	0	F A	Killed by police	[124]
Jones, Dwight, 56	May 31–June 3	2018	Scottsdale & Fountain Hills	Arizona	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[125]
Moore, Lawrence, 25	May 7	1981	Salem	Oregon	5	18	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment One of the victims died in 2013; attributed to this event	[126]
Harris, Will, 29	Nov. 1	1906	Asheville	North Carolina	5	12	F	Killed by angry mob	[127]
Neal, Kevin, 44 [n 1]	Nov. 13/14	2017	Rancho Tehama	California	5	11	F	Committed suicide	[128]
King, Alvin, 45	June 22	1980	Daingerfield	Texas	5	10	F	Committed suicide while awaiting trial	[129] [130] [131] [132]
George, Leroy Valentino, 21	July 10	1999	Baton Rouge	Louisiana	5	6	V	Convicted	[133]
Klink, Herman, 40	March 6	1933	Cleveland	Ohio	5	6	F	Killed by police	[134]
Santiago-Ruiz, Esteban, 26	Jan. 6	2017	Broward County	Florida	5	6	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[135]
Cooper, Simon	Jan. 1/7	1897	Magnolia & Lynchburg	South Carolina	5	5	FM	Killed by police Suspect in the Woolfolk-murders	[136]
Pickett Jr., Charles, 50	June 7	2016	Kalamazoo	Michigan	5	4	V	Sentenced to 40 years in prison
Chvarak, Barry, 21	February 3	1980	El Paso	Texas	5	3	F	Sentenced to life in prison	[137] [138]
Ramos, Jarrod Warren, 38	June 28	2018	Annapolis	Maryland	5	3	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[76]
Neumann Jr., John Robert, 45	June 5	2017	Orlando	Florida	5	0	F	Died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound	[76]
Attias, David, 18	Feb. 23	2001	Isla Vista	California	5	0	V	Sentenced to up to 60 years at the Patton State Hospital since he was found to be legally insane; conditionally released in 2012
Chambers, Adacia Avery, 25	Oct. 24	2015	Stillwater	Oklahoma	4	46	V	Sentenced to life imprisonment
Mellberg, Dean, 20	June 20	1994	Fairchild Air Force Base	Washington	4	22	F	Killed by police Terminated a pregnancy	[139]
Owens, Rashad Charjuan, 21	March 12	2014	Austin	Texas	4	21	V	Sentenced to life imprisonment
Kulak, Frank J., 41	April 7–14	1969	Chicago	Illinois	4	21	F E	Found mentally unfit to stand trial	[140]
Decker, Newt, 35	Nov. 15	1908	Okmulgee	Oklahoma	4	9	FM	Killed by police Also killed a horse	[141]
Posey, Travis, 44	June 21	2024	Fordyce	Arkansas	4	9	F	Arrested	[142]
Pullen, Joe, 40	Dec. 14	1923	Drew	Mississippi	4	8	F	Killed by angry mob	[143]
McLeod, Harvey Glenn, 22	May 29	1972	Raleigh	North Carolina	4	7	F	Committed suicide	[144]
Sencion, Eduardo, 32	Sept. 6	2011	Carson City	Nevada	4	7	F	Committed suicide
Gelman, Maksim, 23	Feb. 11-12	2011	New York City	New York	4	5	MV	Sentenced to 200 years in prison	[145]
Gale, Nathan, 25	Dec. 8	2004	Columbus	Ohio	4	3	F	Killed by police	[146]
Garvey, Chase 21	July 6	2024	Florence	Kentucky	4	3	F	Committed suicide
Reinking, Travis, 29	March 22	2018	Antioch	Tennessee	4	2	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[76]
Tamura, Shane Devon, 27	July 28	2025	New York City	New York	4	1	F	Committed suicide
Kabolowsky, Robert, 20	July 10	1980	Wantagh	New York	3	20	V	Found not guilty by reason of insanity	[147]
Cornell, William	July 18	1863	Austin	Nevada	3	18–20	M	Committed suicide or killed	[148]
Pearson, Moses, 30–31	April 25	1976	Jacksonville Cordele, Pinehurst, Perry & Jackson	Florida Georgia	3	13	F	Committed suicide Suspected of 6 other murders	[149]
Ressa, Stephen Michael, 27	Sept. 21	2005	Las Vegas	Nevada	3	11	V	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[150]
Sledge, Aaron	08.15 Aug. 15/17	1903	Randolph County	Alabama	3	10–11	F		[151]
Clark, Michael, 16	April 25	1965	Santa Maria	California	3	10	F	Committed suicide	[152]
Aranda, Bennie, 26	Dec. 28	1937	Oakland	California	3	9	FM	Sentenced to death, later changed to life imprisonment	[153]
Mozingo, Douglas, 29	Oct. 1	1982	Sacramento	California	3	9	F	Committed suicide while awaiting trial	[154] [155]
Sodini, George, 48	Aug. 4	2009	Bridgeville	Pennsylvania	3	9	F	Committed suicide	[156]
Hamilton, Jason, 36 [n 1]	May 19/20	2007	Moscow	Idaho	3	2	F	Committed suicide	[157]
Sapirman, Jonathan Douglas	July 17	2022	Greenwood Park Mall, Greenwood	Indiana	3	2	F	Killed by a bystander	[158]
Acosta, Abel, 13	Dec. 26	2021	Garland	Texas	3	1	F	Currently wanted by the FBI	[159] [160]
Lanphear, Ronald Eugene, 29 Geisinger, Diana	July 9–14	1978	Norton Guadalupe County San Bernardino [161]	Kansas New Mexico California	3	0	F	Lanphear sentenced to life in prison without parole [162] [163]	[164]
Brosnahan, John, 67 [n 4]	Dec. 9	2011	Cambridge	Massachusetts	3	0	F	Committed suicide	[165]
Rivera, Ramon, 51	Nov. 18	2024	New York City	New York	3	0	M	Arrested	[166]
Attebury, Ira, 64	Apr. 27	1979	San Antonio	Texas	2	55	F	Committed suicide

Home intruders

Perpetrator	Date	Year	Location	State	Killed	Injured	W	Additional Notes	Ref.
Leung Ying, 29	August 22	1928	Fairfield	California	11	4	FM	Sentenced to death Committed suicide while awaiting execution Possibly killed 3 people years earlier	[167]
Thomas, Christopher, 34 [n 5]	April 15	1984	New York City	New York	10	0	F	Sentenced to 83 to 250 years in prison Terminated a pregnancy Released from prison in 2018	[168]
Unknown [n 4] [n 5]	May 14	1906	Milton	Florida	9	0	MA	Unsolved Possibly connected to the Villisca axe murders	[169]
Cummins, Michael Lee, 25	April 17/27	2019	Sumner County	Tennessee	9	0	M	Sentenced to life imprisonment The sole survivor died in 2022; attributed to this event	[170]
Unknown [n 4] [n 5]	September 13	1878	Hockley	Texas	8	1	FMA	Unsolved	[171]
Hight, Spencer James, 32 [n 4] [n 5]	September 10	2017	Plano	Texas	8	1	F	Killed by police	[172]
Unknown [n 5]	June 10	1912	Villisca	Iowa	8	0	M	Unsolved Possibly connected to 18 other murders	[173]
Layer, Henry [n 5]	April 22	1920	Turtle Lake	North Dakota	8	0	FM	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[174]
Speck, Richard Franklin, 24 [n 5]	July 14	1966	Chicago	Illinois	8	0	M	Sentenced to death Later changed to 400 to 1200 years in prison
Wagner, George William Wagner, George (accused) Wagner, Edward Jacob [n 4]	April 22	2016	Pike County	Ohio	8	0	F	Arrested and charged George William Wagner sentenced to life imprisonment Edward Jacob Wagner sentenced to life imprisonment
Unknown	November 20	1965	Sunbury	Pennsylvania	7	7	F A	Unsolved	[175]
Nelson, Martin, 24	May 5	1885	Bonito City	New Mexico	7	1	F	Killed	[176]
James Little Plume, 24 [n 1]	October 11	1903	Two Medicine	Montana	7	1	FM	Sentenced to 40 years in prison	[177]
Carlton, Julian, 30	August 15	1914	Spring Green	Wisconsin	7	1	MA	Died while awaiting trial	[178]
Rovansek, Cyril J., 31 [n 1]	November 4	1973	Cleveland	Ohio	7	1	F	Committed suicide	[179]
Abeyta, Ricky, 28	January 26	1991	Chimayo	New Mexico	7	1	F	Sentenced to 146 years in prison	[180]
Hance, Michael E., 51	August 7	2011	Copley Township	Ohio	7	1	F	Killed by police	[181]
Unknown	April 20	1928	El Dorado	Kansas	7	0	F A	Unsolved	[182]
Bessie Reece [n 4] [n 5]	October 25	1967	Arcadia	Florida	7	0	P	Never prosecuted; the father of the victims, James Joseph Richardson was wrongfully convicted	[183]
Freeman, John Gilbert, 41 [n 4] [n 5]	September 3	1971	Phoenix	Arizona	7	0	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[184]
Workman, William, 43 [n 1]	June 26	1973	Palos Hills	Illinois	7	0	F	Sentenced to 100 to 300 years in prison; died in prison in 1981 Terminated a pregnancy	[185]
Moss, Adam Matthew, 23	August 30	2001	Sioux City	Iowa	7	0	M	Sentenced to life imprisonment Committed suicide in 2013	[186]
Brooks, Darrell L., 22 [n 4] [n 5]	October 16	2002	Baltimore	Maryland	7	0	A	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[187]
Legg, John Michael, 20 (accused) Rogers, Frederic Allen, 23 (accused)	June 4	2020	Valhermoso Springs	Alabama	7	0	F A	Both arrested and charged Also killed a dog	[188]
Unknown	September 8	2020	Aguanga	California	7	0	F	Unsolved	[189]
Mohawk, Samuel	July 1	1843	Slippery Rock	Pennsylvania	6	2	M	Sentenced to death and executed	[190]
Baumberger, Albert F., 22 [n 4] [n 5]	July 7	1893	Cando	North Dakota	6	1	FM	Sentenced to death and executed	[191]
Davis, Arthur James, 26 [n 5]	August 26	1966	New Haven	Connecticut	6	1	F	Sentenced to death Later changed to life Also killed two dogs	[192]
Marks, Cyrano, 39 [n 4] [n 5]	July 12	1999	Atlanta	Georgia	6	1	F	Committed suicide	[193]
James, Llewelyn, 16 [n 1]	February 4/5	2002	Winslow Township & Lindenwold	New Jersey	6	1	FM	Sentenced to 315 years in prison	[194]
Jones, Thomas [n 4] [n 5]	March 21/22	1900	Garner	North Carolina	6	0	MA	Sentenced to death and executed	[195]
Batson, Albert Edward, 20 [n 4]	February 13	1902	Welsh	Louisiana	6	0	FM	Sentenced to death and executed	[196]
Davis, Walter Chesley, 48 [n 5]	May 7	1907	San Francisco	California	6	0	F	Found not guilty by reason of insanity	[197]
Miller, Alex [n 4] [n 5]	December 21	1919	Gilcrest	Colorado	6	0	F	Arrested	[198]
Bannon, Charles, 22 [n 4] [n 5]	February	1930	Schafer	North Dakota	6	0	M	Killed by angry mob	[199]
Cook, William Edward, 22	January 2–5	1951	Joplin Ogilby	Missouri California	6	0	F	Sentenced to death and executed Also killed a dog
Unknown [n 4] [n 5]	June 25	1968	Good Hart	Michigan	6	0	FM	Unsolved
Simants, Erwin Charles, 29 [n 4] [n 5]	October 19	1975	Sutherland	Nebraska	6	0	F	Sentenced to death Later, found not guilty by reason of insanity	[200]
White, Sarah Isabel, 18 [n 4] [n 5]	December 31	1975	Greenwood	Indiana	6	0	A	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[201]
Geschwendt, George, 24 [n 5]	March 12	1976	Trevose	Pennsylvania	6	0	F	Sentenced to death Also killed a dog	[202]
Carter, Robert Earl, 26	August 18	1992	Somerville	Texas	6	0	FMA	Sentenced to death and executed	[203]
Concepcion, Ramon, 28 [n 5]	May 2/3	1993	New York City	New York	6	0	MA	Sentenced to 42½ years to life in prison	[204]
Harris, Westley Devon, 22 [n 4] [n 5]	August 26	2002	Rutledge	Alabama	6	0	F	Sentenced to death	[205]
Lewis, Lamont Merritt, Robert	August 26	2003	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	6	0	E	Both sentenced to life imprisonment Also killed a dog	[206]
Strong, Preston Alton, 39	June 24	2005	Yuma	Arizona	6	0	FM	Sentenced to death Also killed a man in 2007	[207]
Devoe, Paul Gilbert, 43	August 24/27	2007	Marble Falls & Jonestown State Line	Texas Pennsylvania	6	0	F	Sentenced to death	[208]
Anderson, Michele Kristen, 29 [n 1] McEnroe, Joseph Thomas, 29 [n 5]	December 24	2007	Carnation	Washington	6	0	F	Both sentenced to life imprisonment
Hudson, William Mitchell, 33	November 14	2015	Palestine	Texas	6	0	FM	Sentenced to death	[209]
Adams, Phillip, 32	April 7	2021	Rock Hill	South Carolina	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[210]
Macias, Teodoro, 28 [n 5]	May 9	2021	Colorado Springs	Colorado	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[211]
Fenniel, Shad, 31	July 3	1914	Branchville	Texas	5	5	FM	Killed by police	[212]
Soto, Christian Ivan, 22 (suspect)	March 27	2024	Rockford	Illinois	4	7	M	Arrested
Rader, Dennis Lynn, 28	January 15	1974	Wichita, Kansas	Kansas	4	0	M	Arrested Killed six other people	[213]
Djerf, Richard Kenneth, 23	September 14	1993	Phoenix	Arizona	4	0	FM	Sentenced to death
Vang, Nengmy, 45	March 22	2017	Wausau	Wisconsin	4	0	F	Killed by police	[76]
Kohberger, Bryan Christopher, 27	November 13	2022	Moscow	Idaho	4	0	M	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[214]

Familicides

Perpetrator	Date	Year	Location	State	Killed	Injured	W	Additional Notes	Ref.
Simmons, Ronald Gene, 47	Dec. 22–28	1987	Pope County	Arkansas	16	4	FM	Sentenced to death and executed	[215]
Banks, George Emil, 40	Sept. 25	1982	Wilkes-Barre & Jenkins Township	Pennsylvania	13	1	F	Sentenced to death	[216]
Ruppert, James Urban, 40	March 30	1975	Hamilton	Ohio	11	0	F	Sentenced to eleven consecutive life terms	[217]
Pardo, Bruce Jeffrey, 45	Dec. 24	2008	Covina	California	9	2	F A	Committed suicide	[218]
Clemmens, Abel, 33	Nov. 10	1805	Clarksburg	West Virginia	9	0	M	Sentenced to death and executed Terminated a pregnancy	[219]
Woolfolk, Thomas George, 27	Aug. 6	1887	Macon	Georgia	9	0	M	Sentenced to death and executed Simon Cooper is suspected of having committed the murders	[220]
Hassell, George Jefferson, 39	Dec. 5	1926	Farwell	Texas	9	0	FM	Sentenced to death and executed Killed 4 people in 1917	[221]
Waszak, John, 54	April 18	1937	Muskego	Wisconsin	9	0	E	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[222]
Acquin, Lorne Joe, 27	July 22	1977	Prospect	Connecticut	9	0	MA	Sentenced to 105 years to life imprisonment	[223]
Wesson, Marcus Delon, 57	March 12	2004	Fresno	California	9	0	F	Sentenced to death	[224] [225]
de Capua, Tony, 42	Sept. 3	1927	Youngstown	Ohio	8	3	F	Found not guilty by reason of insanity	[226]
Purrington, James, 46	July 9	1806	Augusta	Maine	8	1	M	Committed suicide	[227]
Heinze, Guy, 22	Aug. 29	2009	Brunswick	Georgia	8	2	M	Sentenced to life imprisonment Also killed three cats	[228] [229] [230]
Torres, Rafael, 40	June 25	1969	Jersey City	New Jersey	8	1	M	Arrested, but only prosecuted only a separate shooting earlier Released from a psychiatric hospital in 1984	[231]
Russell, Francis Lloyd, 39	June 4	1925	Hamilton	Ohio	8	0	F	Found not guilty by reason of insanity	[232]
Gonzalez, Celestino P., 36	July 9	1936	Indiana Harbor	Indiana	8	0	FM	Committed suicide	[233]
Gragg, Ralph Marler, 32–33	May 2	1951	Collettsville	North Carolina	8	0	FMA	Committed suicide	[234]
Akulonis, Peter Joseph, 39	April 15	1953	Lawrence	Massachusetts	8	0	FM	Committed suicide	[235]
Pierce, Etheridge, 17	March 26/29	1992	New York City & Rochester	New York	8	0	F	Sentenced to 75 years in prison	[236]
Conley, David Ray, 48	Aug. 8	2015	Houston	Texas	8	0	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[237]
Godbolt, Willie Corey, 35	May 27	2017	Bogue Chitto & Brookhaven	Mississippi	8	0	F	Sentenced to death	[238]
Salcido Bojorquez, Ramon, 28	April 14	1989	Sonoma County	California	7	2	FM	Sentenced to death	[239]
Hildebrandt, Hannah, 35	Jan. 13	1896	Marysville	Kansas	7	1	P	Committed suicide	[240]
Collett, George M., 45	Jan. 8	1935	Mount Vernon	Kentucky	7	1	F	Committed suicide	[241]
Lias, Frankie Lee, 20	Feb. 18	1974	Fayette	Mississippi	7	1	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[242]
Kirby, Judy, 31	March 25	2000	Martinsville	Indiana	7	1	V	Sentenced to 215 years in prison	[243]
Aldridge, Joseph Jesse, 36	Feb. 26	2015	Tyrone	Missouri	7	1	F	Committed suicide	[244]
Kaiser, Moritz, 50	Feb. 28/ March 1	1878	Monroe County	Illinois	7	0	MA	Perished in the fire	[245]
Reid, Nathan	Dec. 25	1887	Worth County	Georgia	7	0	MA	Committed suicide	[246]
Baker, John Gerhardt, 34	Sept. 26	1897	Carrolton	Iowa	7	0	F	Committed suicide	[247]
Kraus, August	March 12	1903	Bellefontaine	Missouri	7	0	M	Committed suicide	[248]
Markham, Julia	Sept. 30	1905	Cambridge	Illinois	7	0	MA	Committed suicide	[249]
Ayer, Charles H., 43	Jan. 17	1906	Pembroke	New Hampshire	7	0	F O	Committed suicide	[250]
Grant, James T.	Dec. 26	1911	Benton	Arkansas	7	0	M	Committed suicide	[251]
O'Kane, Daniel, 47–48	March 6	1916	Lawton	Oklahoma	7	0	FM	Committed suicide	[252]
Green, Addie	March 10/11	1917	Nashville	Arkansas	7	0	M	Arrested	[253]
Stravisar, Mary	July 29	1919	Kimberly	Ohio	7	0	A	Committed suicide	[254]
Lawson, Charles Davis, 43	Dec. 25	1929	Germanton	North Carolina	7	0	FM	Committed suicide	[255]
Geller, Ethel, 44	May 6	1930	Columbus	Ohio	7	0	F	Committed suicide	[256]
Gravlin, William Glenn, 30	Sept. 29	1964	Troy	Michigan	7	0	FM	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[257]
Belcher, Harry M., 32	Jan. 25	1965	Ferndale	Michigan	7	0	A	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[258]
Hanks, Lee M., 21	July 6	1981	Syracuse	New York	7	0	A	Sentenced to 20 years to life Terminated a pregnancy	[259]
Haggart, Robert Lee, 31	Feb. 17	1982	Farwell	Michigan	7	0	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment Killed a woman in 1977
Lynam, Daniel Patrick, 36	July 11	1987	Tacoma & Federal Way	Washington	7	0	F	Committed suicide	[260]
Schnick, James Eugene, 36	Sept. 25	1987	Elkland	Missouri	7	0	FM	Sentenced to death	[261]
Avanesian, Jorjik, 40	Feb. 6	1996	Glendale	California	7	0	A	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[262]
Spirit, Don Charles, 51	Sept. 18	2014	Bell	Florida	7	0	F	Committed suicide	[263]
Hart, Jennifer Jean, 38	March 26	2018	Westport	California	7	0	V	Died in the crash	[264]
Haight, Michael, 42	Jan. 4	2023	Enoch	Utah	7	0	F	Committed suicide	[265]
Helde, Paul	July 17	1881	Eagle Creek Valley	Wisconsin	6–8	0–2	FM	Committed suicide	[266]
Crump, Danny Eugene, 27	Sept. 20	1980	Olathe	Kansas	6	3	E	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[267]
Dotson, Jessie L., 33	March 2	2008	Memphis	Tennessee	6	3	FM	Sentenced to death Killed a man in 1994	[268]
Cameron, Donald T., 35	Dec. 9	1939	Chippewa Falls	Wisconsin	6	2	F A	Committed suicide	[269]
Kline, Sherman, 38	Dec. 18	1968	Carlinville	Illinois	6	2	F	Committed suicide	[270]
McConaughy, Robert, 31	May 30	1840	Hill Valley	Pennsylvania	6	1	FM	Sentenced to death and executed	[271]
Lackey, Albert Newton	Aug. 24	1885	Blanco City	Texas	6	1	FM	Killed by angry mob	[272]
Cooper, Emma, 42	June 12	1908	Cadillac	Michigan	6	1	F	Committed suicide	[273]
Schoch, Kathryn, 37	Dec. 22/23	1934	Dunkirk Pittsburgh	New York Pennsylvania	6	1	F P	Committed suicide	[274]
Bell, King Edward, 31	Aug. 21	1981	Indianapolis	Indiana	6	1	F	Sentenced to six consecutive 40-year terms	[275]
Haskell, Ronald Lee, 33	July 9	2014	Spring	Texas	6	1	F	Sentenced to death	[276]
Stone, Bradley William, 35	Dec. 15	2014	Souderton, Lansdale, & Lower Salford Township	Pennsylvania	6	1	FM	Committed suicide	[277]
Pridgeon, Jarron Deajon, 25 (accused)	Feb. 2	2021	Muskogee	Oklahoma	6	1	F	Arrested	[278]
O'Neil, Patsy, 19	Sept. 11	1846	Overton County	Tennessee	7	0	M	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[279]
Dakin, ---	March 25	1871	Stonefort	Illinois	6	0	M	Committed suicide	[280]
Wampler, Lewis	May	1884	Pleasanton	Kansas	6	0	FM	Committed suicide	[281]
Gallegos, Jose Trujillo	Feb. 17	1885	Las Norias	New Mexico	6	0	M	Arrested	[282]
Dunham, James C.	May 26	1896	Campbell	California	6	0	FM	Escaped	[283] [284]
Hansen, Jens	Jan. 12	1896	Chicago	Illinois	6	0	P	Committed suicide	[285]
Klaettke, Richard, 38	Feb. 5	1896	Chicago	Illinois	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[286]
Wurtzer, Rosa, 40	Feb. 24	1901	Uniontown	Washington	6	0	MO	Arrested	[287]
Naramore, Elizabeth Ann	March 21	1901	Coldbrook Springs	Massachusetts	6	0	M	Found not guilty by reason of insanity	[288]
Westrope, Mary E. "Mollie", 38	June 15	1902	Brandywine	Mississippi	6	0	F A	Found not guilty by reason of insanity	[289]
Stephens, Edwin, 35	May 24	1905	San Rafael	California	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[290]
McWilliams, William S., 44	Nov. 24	1905	Littleton	Iowa	6	0	M	Sentenced to death	[291]
Johnson, Ellen C., 36	Oct. 23	1911	Braddock	North Dakota	6	0	A	Perished in the fire	[292]
Wychopen, John, 40	April 29/30	1916	Holland	Texas	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[293]
Klocow, Frank, 49	Sept. 3/4	1921	Ormsby	Minnesota	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[294]
Taylor, Guy M., 35	Feb. 11/12	1927	Utica	New York	6	0	M	Committed suicide	[295]
Millis, Phillip Noble, 37	Dec. 12	1927	Hennessey	Oklahoma	6	0	M	Committed suicide	[296]
Pasos, Marie, 35	Feb. 15	1929	New York City	New York	6	0	P	Committed suicide	[297]
Jackson, George, 35	Oct. 25	1931	Wagener	South Carolina	6	0	F	Sentenced to death	[298]
Albers, William A., 54	Jan. 23	1936	Danville	Illinois	6	0	FM	Committed suicide	[299]
Nollen, Elsie, 30	Aug. 28/29	1937	Denison	Iowa	6	0	P	Committed suicide	[300]
Curtis, Lillie May, 38	March 16	1938	Center	Texas	6	0	F	Sentenced to 495 years in prison	[301]
Nicosia, Louise, 43	July 10	1940	New York City	New York	6	0	P	Committed suicide	[302]
Gibson, Esker Washington, 32	April 24	1941	Irvington	Alabama	6	0	MA	Sentenced to death and executed	[303]
Seipel, Thomas, 31	Jan. 16	1942	Plum City	Wisconsin	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[304]
Pulliam, Mark, 34	Nov. 2	1942	Chatsworth	Georgia	6	0	MA	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[305]
Dalrymple, Carl, 27	May 17	1943	Crossville	Alabama	6	0	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[306]
Bauer, William Dilworth, 48	Jan. 28	1956	Parsippany-Troy Hills	New Jersey	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[307]
King, Rufus Allen, 33	Oct. 2	1956	Clinton	North Carolina	6	0	FM	Committed suicide	[308]
Lewis, Earl H.	Nov. 7/8	1958	Portsmouth	Virginia	6	0	P	Committed suicide	[309]
Soper, Roland L., 28–29	March 4/5	1959	Lancaster	Ohio	6	0	MP	Committed suicide	[310]
Pitelka, Charles E., 34	May 13	1961	Lockport	Illinois	6	0	M	Committed suicide	[311]
Bauer, Roland Jack, 31	May 6	1962	Zion	Illinois	6	0	M	Committed suicide	[312]
Gregor, Elizabeth, 43–44	June 17	1963	Prospect	Pennsylvania	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[313]
Burgan, James D., 28	Dec. 3	1964	Detroit	Michigan	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[314]
Sartin, Mary M., 26–27	Aug. 13	1965	Bay View	Ohio	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[315]
Suarez, Jose Antonio, 22	April	1966	New York City	New York	6	0	M	Not prosecuted and set free	[316]
Bray, Charles Coatney, 40	Dec. 19	1968	Napa	California	6	0	F A	Committed suicide	[317]
O'Leary, George T., 46	June 8/9	1973	Boston	Massachusetts	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[318]
DeFeo, Ronald Joseph, 23	Nov. 13	1974	Amityville	New York	6	0	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment Died in prison	[319]
Nelson, Simon Peter, 46	Jan. 7	1978	Rockford	Illinois	6	0	M	Sentenced to six concurrent prison terms of 100 to 200 years Also killed a dog	[320]
Gilbert, Gene, 28	Jan. 3	1981	Delmar	Iowa	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[321]
Ellis, Ronald Quitman, 34	May 2	1981	Camp Springs	Maryland	6	0	F	Sentenced to five consecutive life terms plus 10 years	[322]
Day, James Alan, 36	Oct. 18	1984	Evansville	Indiana	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[323]
Dreesman, Robert, 40	Dec. 30	1987	Algona	Iowa	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[324]
Shaw, Tracey, 26	Dec. 23	1994	Philadelphia	Pennsylvania	6	0	A	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[325]
Forsyth, Rick Wayne, 42	June 14	1993	Norwalk	Iowa	6	0	F	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[326]
Her, Khoua, 24	Sept. 3	1998	Saint Paul	Minnesota	6	0	M	Sentenced to 50 years in prison	[327]
Pangle, Richard Vincent, 37	Sept. 4	2000	Ava	Ohio	6	0	F A	Perished in the fire	[328]
Soltys, Nikolay Alekseyevich, 27	Aug. 20	2001	Sacramento	California	6	0	M	Committed suicide while awaiting trial
Wise, Jesse Dee, 21	April 8/9	2006	Leola	Pennsylvania	6	0	M	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[329]
Isadore, Hersel Michael, 34–35	Dec. 16	2006	Kansas City	Kansas	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[330]
Lupoe, Ervin Antonio, 40	Jan. 27	2009	Los Angeles	California	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[331]
Shaffer, Jacob Levi, 30	July 18	2009	Fayetteville Huntsville	Tennessee Alabama	6	0	M	Sentenced to life imprisonment	[332]
Damas, Mesac, 33	Sept. 18	2009	Naples	Florida	6	0	M	Sentenced to death	[333]
Yazdanpanah, Aziz, 56	Dec. 25	2011	Grapevine	Texas	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[334]
Ray, Larry Don, 66	March 15	2020	Moncure	North Carolina	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[335]
McFadden, Jesse, 39	May 1	2023	Henryetta	Oklahoma	6	0	F	Committed suicide	[336]
Mantooth, Chamberlain, 50	Oct. 13	1906	Newport	Tennessee	5–7	0–2	M	Committed suicide	[337]
Clark, Harry, 30	June 24	1916	Osceola	Arkansas	5–6	2–3	F	Committed suicide	[338]

See also

• List of mass shootings in the United States

Abbreviations and footnotes

1. At least one of the victims was a relative of the assailant.
2. At least five of the victims were relatives of the assailant.
3. Assailant was a member of the military, police, or a comparable force at the time of the rampage.
4. All the victims were members of the same family.
5. All the victims were killed in the same household.

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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180. Suspected killer of 7 caught in mountains of New Mexico, The Prescott Courier (January 28, 1991)
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183. 6 Arcadia children die in insecticide poisoning, St. Petersburg Times (October 26, 1967)
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184. Suspect held for killing seven people, Rome News-Tribune (September 5, 1971)
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185. Kin charged in separate family slayings, The Evening Independent (June 27, 1973)
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223. Man held in fiery deaths, The Prescott Courier (July 24, 1977)
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232. Heat-crazed man kills 8 of family, The New York Times (June 5, 1925)
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233. Man Kills Wife, Six Children, Roomer, Self, The Washington Post (July 10, 1936)
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234. Unemployed worker kills eight children, Eugene Register-Guard (May 3, 1951)
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235. Man Kills 7 in His Family, Then Ends Life With Shot, The New York Times (April 16, 1953)
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245. A terrible scene – A large family murdered by the father and husband, The Helena Independent (March 5, 1878)
     – American summary, The Evening Post (April 10, 1878)
     – Latest news, The Sydney Mail (April 13, 1878)
246. An awful tragedy, Sacramento Daily Union (December 28, 1887)
     – Horrible crime in Georgia, Logansport Pharos (December 28, 1887)
     – Seven murders and a suicide, Newark Daily Advocate (December 29, 1887)
247. Iowa farmer's awful act, The New York Times (September 28, 1897)
     – Murdered his family, Deseret News (September 28, 1897)
     – News of the week, The Saturday Budget (October 2, 1897)
     – Farmer kills his family, The Chipley Banner (October 9, 1897)
248. Insane Farmer, St. John Daily Sun (March 13, 1903)
     – Kills seven with sledge, Chicago Daily Tribune (March 13, 1903)
249. Family of nine is wiped out in day, Chicago Daily Tribune (October 1, 1905)
     – Killed Her Seven Children, The New York Times (October 1, 1905)
250. Seven perhaps murdered, The New York Times (January 18, 1906)
     – Farmer kills family of 7?, The Hartford Courant (January 18, 1906)
     – Lying side by side in silence of death – Are murderer C. H. Ayer and his seven victims, Daily Kennebec Journal (January 19, 1906)
     – Killed seven; burned bodies; slayer suicides, The Racine Journal (January 19, 1906)
     – Murders done by sane man, Boston Daily Globe (January 19, 1906)
     – Horrible crime at Pembroke, N.H. – Farmer killed wife, mother-in-law and five children, The Lowell Sun (January 18, 1906)
251. Kills family of seven and ends his own life, The Hartford Courant (December 28, 1911)
     – Horrible deed of despondent man, Dubuque Telegraph-Herald (December 28, 1911)
     – Kills six children, wife and himself, The Evening Statesman (December 28, 1911)
     – Kills seven then hangs himself, The Galveston Daily News (December 28, 1911)
252. Family of seven slain, The New York Times (March 7, 1916)
     – Farmer kills family, then takes own life, Logansport Journal-Tribune (March 7, 1916)
     – Eight bodies are buried together, The Daily Bulletin (March 8, 1916)
253. Insane negress kills husband, six children, Fayetteville Democrat (March 12, 1917) (p. 1)
     She kills 7 with axe, The Topeka Daily State Journal (March 12, 1917) (p. 6)
     News of the day - William Green..., Alexandria Gazette (March 12, 1917) (p. 4)
     Insane negress kills her family of seven, The Milwaukee Sentinel (March 13, 1917) (p. 1)
     Telegraph briefs - Fort Smith, Ark., The Day Book (March 13, 1917) (p. 21)
     Wipes out her family, La Crosse Tribune and Leader Press (March 13, 1917) (p. 10)
     World's events in short form - Seven persons were kiilled..., The Cook County News-Herald (March 21, 1917) (p. 6)
254. Kills seven babes; then takes own life, The Pittsburgh Press (July 30, 1919)
     – Desperation leads woman to tragedy, The Anniston Star (July 30, 1919)
     – Woman destroys herself and her seven children, Altoona Mirror (July 30, 1919)
     – Distracted by poverty, mother destroys herself and her 7 children, Bridgeport Standard Telegram (July 30, 1919)
     – Bodies of mother and 7 children found in home, The Galveston Daily News (July 30, 1919)
255. Crazy farmer kills wife, 6 children, The New York Times (December 26, 1929)
256. Kills seven children, then shoots herself, The New York Times (May 7, 1930)
     – Faced by poverty, mother sends bullets into hearts of seven of her children, The Evening Independent (May 7, 1930)
     – Ohio mother kills 7 children in bed, The Sandusky Register (May 7, 1930)
     – Mother who killed seven children dies, Chicago Daily Tribune (May 17, 1930)
257. Wife, children slain; 7 notes say "I'm sorry", Chicago Tribune (September 30, 1964)
     – Spouse admits slaying wife, six children, Rome News-Tribune (September 30, 1964)
     – Slayer, Ocala Star-Banner (October 1, 1964)
     – Gravlin is committed, The News-Palladium (January 15, 1965)
     – Dad faces trial in ax slaying of seven, The News-Palladium (January 17, 1968)
     – Life term for killer of seven, The News-Palladium (April 13, 1968)
258. Mother, 6 children die in house fire, Lewiston Morning Tribune (January 26, 1965)
     – Husband charged in family's death, The News and Courier (February 5, 1965)
     – Murder charged in fire, The Spokesman-Review (February 5, 1965)
     – Life term mandatory, Reading Eagle (April 10, 1965)
     – Convicted in fire deaths of wife and six children, St. Joseph News-Press (April 11, 1965)
     
259. Fire kills seven; man, 21, is held in arson-murder, The New York Times (July 7, 1981)
     – Murder counts filed in Syracuse arson, Schenectady Gazette (July 7, 1981)
     – 7 die in suspected arson of house, The Palm Beach Post (July 7, 1981)
     – Fire was set, Bangor Daily News (July 8, 1981)
     – Murder suspects, Jet (July 23, 1981)
     – Ruling awaited on confession, Syracuse Herald-Journal (October 1, 1981)
     – Hanks admits setting blaze that killed 7, The Post-Standard (October 24, 1981)
     
     
260. 
     
     
     
     
     
261. In 7 Deaths, Town Knew What Experts Didn't, The New York Times (October 7, 1987)
     – Murder twist; a survivor held, a victim cleared, The New York Times (October 11, 1987)
     – Death Sentence in Missouri, The New York Times (May 25, 1988)
     – Auguries Of Innocence, Time (October 19, 1987)
     – Shooting spree by 14-year-old leaves tiny Ozarks town in shock, The Free Lance–Star (September 26, 1987)
     
262. Man Arrested in Glendale Fire That Killed 7 in Family, Los Angeles Times (February 7, 1996)
     – Man Gets Life in Prison for Killing Wife, 6 Children, Los Angeles Times (January 7, 2000)
     – Arson Suspect Hid Iran Jail Record, Officials Say, Los Angeles Times (February 9, 1996)
     – Avanesian Told INS of Persecution, Los Angeles Times (February 10, 1996)
263. Man kills daughter, 6 grandchildren in North Florida murder-suicide, WKMG-TV (September 18, 2014)
     – Sheriff: Grandfather Killed Grandchildren, Daughter, Himself, CBS News (September 18, 2014)
     – Bell Shooting: Man Kills Daughter, Six Grandchildren, Commits Suicide In Florida, Huffington Post (September 18, 2014)
     – Florida man kills his daughter and her six children, BBC News (September 19, 2014)
264. Authorities Believe Plunge of Hart Family's SUV Off California Cliff Was Intentional, Willamette Week (April 1, 2018)
     – Hart family deadly crash: a timeline, The Oregonian
     – Hart Family, Before Driving Off Cliff, Hid Dark Home Life From View, New York Times (April 27, 2018)
     – SUV carrying family appears to have been intentionally driven off California cliff, police say, Washington Post (April 2, 2018)
265. "Police identify 7 victims, suspect found shot to death in Enoch, Utah home". KSLTV. January 5, 2023. Retrieved January 5, 2023.
266. A maniac's massacre, Chicago Daily Tribune (July 19, 1881)
     – Bloody deeds of an insane man, The New York Times (July 19, 1881)
     – A neighbor's account of a maniac murder of his wife and seven children, The New York Times (July 22, 1881)
     – Frightful crime of a crazy Swiss, Hartford Daily Courant (July 19, 1881)
267. 6 die in blast in Olathe home, Lawrence Journal-World (September 21, 1980)
     – Ex-husband charged in blast that killed 6, Spokane Daily Chronicle (September 22, 1980)
     – Olathe man charged with 6 murder counts, Lawrence Journal-World (September 23, 1980)
     – Man charged in bombing, Daytona Beach Morning Journal (September 23, 1980)
     – Olathe dynamite slayings trial to go to jury, The Fort Scott Tribune (April 17, 1981)
     – Dynamite bomb killed six in home – Family speaks against parole, Lawrence Journal-World (July 25, 1995)
     
     
     
     
268. Man accused in Lester Street murders appears in court, WNC-TV (March 10, 2008)
     – Brother charged with killing 6 in Tenn., USA Today (March 8, 2008)
     – Brother of Victim Is Charged in Deadly Memphis Shootings, The New York Times (March 9, 2008)
     – Death sentence for Memphis man who killed 6, The Associated Press (October 12, 2010)
269. Mad gunman kills 5, self, The Milwaukee Sentinel (December 10, 1939)
     – New angles confuse mass death probe, The Milwaukee Sentinel (December 11, 1939)
     Seek in vain for motive in killing of five, The Milwaukee Journal (December 10, 1939)
     7th death is now feared at Chippewa Falls, Nashua Telegraph (December 11, 939)
     Little-remembered mass murder put city in international spotlight, The Chippewa Herald (December 5, 2011)
270. Man kills himself after shooting 8, The New York Times (December 19, 1968)
     – Father kills four at children's party, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (December 19, 1968)
     – Father of 10 kills wife, 3 others, Eugene Register-Guard (December 19, 1968)
     – Girl, 8, dies, 6th victim of shooting spree, The Milwaukee Sentinel (December 21, 1968)
     – Carlinville Victim Dies, Edwardsville Intelligencer (February 13, 1969)
     
271. The Brown Murders: The Crime of the Century Archived 2012-03-03 at the Wayback Machine
     – Trial, confession and execution of Robert M'Conaghy, for the murder of Mrs. Brown and her five children; (1841)
272. Eight Persons Murdered,
     Lackey Murders & Lynching
273. Insane mother kills seven, The New York Times (June 14, 1908)
     – Mother slays six, The Fredericksburg Daily Star (June 15, 1908)
     – The Cadillac Tragedy, Marshall Expounder (July 10, 1908)
274. Kills 6 and self in grief for son, The New York Times (December 24, 1934)
     – Grief-crazed mother slays five of family, Ludington Daily News (December 24, 1934)
     – Nurse kills 5 in one famiiy, The Pittsburgh Press (December 24, 1934)
     – Crazed nurse's victims buried, The Pittsburgh Press (December 26, 1934)
     – 'Why let me live?' mother wounded by crazed nurse asks, The Pittsburgh Press (December 28, 1934)
     – Seven members of one family killed by Mrs. Kathryn Schoch of Dunkirk, Dunkirk Evening Observer (December 24, 1934)
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276. Suspected gunman in suburban Houston standoff after 6 shot dead, 1 wounded in Harris County, Texas, New York Daily News (July 9, 2014)
     – Shooting Near Houston, Texas Leaves At Least 6 Dead: Report, Huffington Post (July 9, 2014)
     – TENSE STANDOFF ENDS FOLLOWING GRISLY SCENE IN N. HARRIS CO., ABC News (July 9, 2014)
     – Man guilty of killing 6 members of his ex's family in Texas, faces death sentence, NBC News (September 27, 2019)
277. "Accused of Killing 6, Former Marine Bradley Stone Remains at Large". nbcphiladelphia.com. December 16, 2014. Retrieved December 16, 2014.
278. "'It hit home, man': Muskogee copes with shock of mass shooting".
279. Horrible, The Long-Islander (October 16, 1846)
     – Dickinson, S. N.: The Boston Almanac for the Year 1847; Boston, 1847. (p. 43)
     – Horton, John Theodore, et al.: The Cumberland Mountain Axe Murders: ‘Can Scarcely Be Paralleled in the Annals of Crime, Tenessee Bar Association, 2022.
     - Russell Fowler: History of northwestern New York – Erie, Niagara, Wyoming, Genesee and Orleans Counties, Vol. 1; Lewis Historical Pub. Co., 1947. (p. 127)
280. Murder and Suicide in Illinois – A Man Dispatches His Entire Family, Including Himself, The New York Times (April 5, 1871)
     – A Seven-Fold Crime, The New York Times (April 10, 1871)
281. A Monster's Death, Biddeford Daily Journal (June 24, 1884)
     Der sechsfache Mord in Kansas,
     The Pleasanton Tragedy,
     Kansas City, Mo. - Ein fünffacher Mord,
282. A Mexican style of revenge, The New York Times (February 21, 1885)
     – Six persons killed by maniac, The New York Times (February 23, 1885)
     – Murder, Weekly New Mexican Review And Live Stock Journal (February 26, 1885)
     – The Far West, Chicago Daily Tribune (February 27, 1885)
283. "Slain with ax and pistol". San Francisco Call. May 28, 1896. Retrieved February 22, 2023.
284. Bechdolt, Fred R. (September 28, 1908). "Dunham's Slaughter of McGlincy Family One of Most Cold Blooded Murders". San Francisco Call. Retrieved February 23, 2023.
285. At end of his rope, Chicago Daily Tribune (January 14, 1896)
     – Hansen said to be a swindler, Chicago Daily Tribune (January 14, 1896)
     – Verdict in Hansen case, Chicago Daily Tribune (January 17, 1896)
     – Sale of Hansen relics, Chicago Daily Tribune (January 19, 1896)
286. Entire Family Murdered, The Hartford Courant (February 6, 1896)
     – Took the lives of seven persons, The New York Times (February 6, 1896)
     – Miscellaneous, Tuapeka Times (April 22, 1897)
287. Kills her six children, The New York Times (February 25, 1901)
     – A crazed mother criminal, Deseret News (February 26, 1901)
288. Killed her six children, The New York Times (March 22, 1901)
     – A New England Tragedy, Chicago Daily Tribune (April 19, 1901)
     – While mad woman slays six children, The Milwaukee Journal (March 22, 1901)
289. Kills six children, Los Angeles Times (June 17, 1902)
     – Mother kills six children, Chicago Daily Tribune (June 17, 1902)
     – Mother kills six children and then attempts suicide, The Evening Tribune (June 17, 1902)
290. Insane shots end family, Los Angeles Times (May 25, 1905)
     – Maniac slays whole family, Los Angeles Herald (May 25, 1905)
291. McWilliams is cast down, Waterloo Semi Weekly Courier (March 6, 1906)
     – McWilliams will not hang, Waterloo Semi Weekly Courier (October 23, 1906)
     – Bills presented for expense of McWilliams trial, Waterloo Semi Weekly Courier (January 4, 1906)
     – McWilliams held insane, Waterloo Daily Courier (November 27, 1906)
     – McWilliams has confessed, Waterloo Semi Weekly Courier (December 5, 1905)
     – Murders Wife and five children, Waterloo Times-Tribune (November 25, 1905)
     – Know M'Willams, Waterloo Daily Reporter (November 25, 1905)
     – Once had a church trial, Waterloo Semi Weekly Courier (November 28, 1905)
292. Dies with her six children, The New York Times (October 24, 1911)
     – Seven burn in home, Boston Daily Globe (October 24, 1911)
     – Burns her brood of six, The Baltimore Sun (October 24, 1911)
293. Family slain, The Durant Weekly News (May 5, 1916)
     – Kills six; shoots self, El Paso Herald (May 1, 1916)
     – Bloody scene enacted when six of one family are killed, Galveston Daily News (May 1, 1916)
     – Farmer slew his wife and five children following quarrel, The Victoria Daily Advocate (May 2, 1916)
     – Wychopen is dead, The San Antonio Light (May 3, 1916)
294. Family of seven shot dead in home, The New York Times (September 6, 1921)
     – Ormsby banker kills family, Estherville Democrat (September 7, 1921)
     – Frank Klocow kills himself and family, Hardin County Citizen (September 9, 1921)
     – New horrors in Klocow tragedy, The Graettinger Times (September 29, 1921)
295. Seven found slain in Utica tenement, The New York Times (February 19, 1927)
     – Father slays entire family, St. Petersburg Times (February 19, 1927)
     – Idle, man becomes frenzied, The Syracuse Herald (February 19, 1927)
     – Invention a failure, Utica man slays 6 in family and self, The Syracuse Herald (February 20, 1927)
296. Kills 5 children and wife with ax, then hangs self, Chicago Daily Tribune (December 14, 1927)
     – Father Kills Whole Family Then Himself, The Hartford Courant (December 14, 1927)
     – Slays seven of his family – Kills self and wife, children, The Evening State Journal And Lincoln Daily News (December 13, 1927)
297. Kills 6 children and herself by gas, The New York Times (February 16, 1929)
298. Calls at home of six members of his family and kills all, Chicago Daily Tribune (October 26, 1931)
     – Miscellany, Time (August 1, 1932)
     – Arrest of man who killed six relieves anxiety of others who feared attack, The Evening Independent (October 26, 1931)
     – Murders six of kin, flees, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (October 26, 1931)
299. Father kills six, end life on farm, The New York Times (January 24, 1936)
     – Find family of six slain in flaming building, The Milwaukee Journal (January 23, 1936)
300. Mother kills 6 children, self with auto gas, Chicago Daily Tribune (August 30, 1937)
     – Woman ends life of her six children, The Sheboygan Press (August 30, 1937)
     – Mother and six children found killed by fumes, Galveston Daily News (August 30, 1937)
301. Mother slays six children, The Milwaukee Journal (March 17, 1938)
     – Slayer of husband kills six children, The New York Times (March 18, 1938)
     – Gets 495 Years for Killing Six, The New York Times (April 7, 1938)
302. Demented mother kills 6 children, The New York Times (July 11, 1940)
     – Woman who killed 6 dies, The New York Times (July 15, 1940)
     – Woman kills six children trying to take own life, The Evening Independent (July 11, 1940)
     – A funeral of six children, St. Petersburg Times (July 17, 1940)
303. Mother and five children burned, The Evening Independent (April 25, 1941)
     – Alabaman admits he killed six, St. Petersburg Times (April 30, 1941)
     – Jobless Carpenter Admits Killing Six, Los Angeles Times (April 30, 1941)
     – Slayer of six given sentence of death, The Anniston Star (June 20, 1941)
     – Torch slayer of family dies in Alabama's chair, The Evening Independent (March 13, 1942)
     
304. Eleven slain, St. Petersburg Times (January 17, 1942)
     – 11 in 2 families slain in Wisconsin county, The New York Times (January 17, 1942)
     – New Pierce Co. Mass Slaying – Shoots wife, 5 children and self to death, Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune (January 17, 1942)
     – Youth faces murder charge for deaths of 4, The Racine Journal-Times (January 19, 1942)
305. Mother, 5 children dead; father held, The Palm Beach Post (November 3, 1942)
     – Mother and five children die as home burns, St. Petersburg times (November 3, 1942)
     – Georgian held for murder, The Tuscaloosa News (November 4, 1942)
     – Bones of six found in ashes of home, The Chatsworth Times (November 5, 1942)
     – Pulliam given life sentence, The Chatsworth Times (February 11, 1943)
     – When justice triumphed, The Sunday News (January 4, 1948)
     
     
306. Wife, five children slain in Alabama, Reading Eagle (May 18, 1943)
     – Slays mate, tots, then shoots self, Saskatoon Star-Phoenix (May 18, 1943)
     – Accused of slaying wife and 5 children, The Telegraph-Herald (May 18, 1943)
     – Alleged slayer goes on trial, St. Petersburg Times (November 9, 1943)
     – Auto mechanic's trial underway, The Tuscaloosa News (November 9, 1943)
     – Dalrymple given life sentence, The Tuscaloosa News (November 11, 1943)
307. Berserk father kills 6 and self, The New York Times (January 29, 1956)
     – Joint funeral set in family tragedy, The New York Times (January 30, 1956)
     – 7 in family shot to death in New Jersey, The Victoria Advocate (January 29, 1956)
308. Farm father kills 6 children, self, The New York Times (October 3, 1956)
     – Berserk dad kills 6 children, self, The Milwaukee Sentinel (October 3, 1956)
     – Berserk slayer of six children had beaten wife, Ocala Star-Banner (October 3, 1956)
     – Farmer kills six children, self, Ocala Star-Banner (October 4, 1956)
     – Sharecropper kills six children, self, St. Petersburg Times (October 3, 1956)
     
309. Family of seven in Virginia wiped out in murders-suicide, Bluefield Daily Telegraph (November 9, 1958)
     Hampton family dies in fumes filled auto, Petersburg Progress Index (November 9, 1958), continuation
     Family of seven dies in Va. auto, The Lewiston Daily Sun (November 10, 1958)
     Hampton man said to plot death of himself, his family of six, The Free Lance-Star (November 10, 1958)
     Man wipes out family in car, Pasadena Independent ( Pasadena Independent)
     Virginia Family dies in Dismal Swamp, Bluefield Daily Telegraph (November 10, 1958)
     Family of 7 wiped out by gas of auto, Harrisonburg Daily News Record (November 10, 1958)
310. Family Of Seven Killed In "Mass Murder, Suicide", The Lima News (March 8, 1959)
     – Woman discovers six murders and a suicide, Rome News-Tribune (March 8, 1959)
     – Bodies of seven found on farm, The Bend Bulletin (March 7, 1959)
     – Man kills six, takes own life, Spokane Daily Chronicle (March 7, 1959)
311. Six in family die – Man Kills Wife, 4 of Their 5 Children and Himself, The New York Times (May 14, 1961)
     – Find 6 dead – Husband leaves suicide note, Chicago Daily Tribune (May 14, 1961)
     – Link father's "troubles" to deaths of 7, Chicago Daily Tribune (May 15, 1961)
     – Hold services for parents, 5 slain children, Chicago Daily Tribune (May 18, 1961)
312. Father slays six, then kills himself, The New York Times (May 7, 1962)
     – 7 in family found slain, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (May 7, 1962)
     – Ex mental patient slays his wife, 5 children, kills self, Ocala Star-Banner (May 7, 1962)
313. Butler County Woman Kills 6 in Family, Self, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (June 18, 1963)
     – "Nice Person" kills her 5 children, husband and self, The Evening Independent (June 18, 1963)
314. "Nice guy" runs amok – Seven die, The Windsor Star (December 4, 1964)
     – Man slays six, self, Reading Eagle (December 4, 1964)
     – Father shoots, kills wife, 4 children, woman, self in Detroit shooting spree, Schenectady Gazette (December 4, 1964)
     – Father Kills 4 Children, Self, Wife, The Hartford Courant (December 4, 1964)
315. Woman uses gun to end marital troubles, The Portsmouth Times (August 14, 1965)
     – Mother kills husband, all five children, The Milwaukee Journal (August 14, 1965)
     – Mother shoots family, then herself, Williamson Daily News (August 16, 1965)
     – Family shot dead, The Sydney Morning Herald (August 15, 1965)
316. Suspect in slayings to get mental test, The New York Times (April 29, 1966)
     – Wife, 5 children killed, ex-mental patient held, Schenectady Gazette (April 29, 1966)
     – Admitted slayer freed on high court ruling, The Owosso Argus-Press (February 21, 1967)
     – Confessed killer of 6 set free, The Pittsburgh Press (February 21, 1967)
     – Confessed slayer freed, Spokane Daily Chronicle (February 21, 1967)
317. Berserk man kills 6 of his 7 children, The New York Times (December 20, 1968)
     – Father sued for divorce kills 6 kids, Eugene Register-Guard (December 19, 1968)
318. Security Guard Kills Self After Slaying Wife, 5 of 6 Children, Los Angeles Times (June 11, 1973)
     – Kills wife, 5 children before taking own life, Ludington Daily News (June 11, 1973)
     – Father kills wife, children, himself, Rome News-Tribune (June 11, 1973)
     – Guard kills wife, 5 children, self, Daily News (June 12, 1973)
     
     
     
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320. Mass murder rocks neighborhood, Rome News-Tribune (January 9, 1978)
     – 6 children slain, father charged, Ocala Star-Banner (January 8, 1978)
     – Killer of Six Children Sentenced, The New York Times (June 14, 1978)
321. Five children, both parents bullet victims, Eugene Register-Guard (January 5, 1981)
     – Same gun used in suicide, family deaths, The Free Lance–Star (January 7, 1981)
     
     
     
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323. Father Kills 6 Children And Himself, Police Say, The New York Times (October 19, 1984)
     – Father kills 6 children, himself, The Prescott Courier (October 19, 1984)
     – Father who killed 6 children, self had shot at wife months before, Ocala Star-Banner (October 19, 1984)
     – Wife protected killer in an earlier dispute, Deseret News (October 19, 1984)
     
     
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327. Woman kills children, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (September 5, 1998)
     – Killing of 6 kids stuns community, The Ledger (September 5, 1998)
     – Woman Pleads Guilty To Killing 6 Children, The New York Times (December 1, 1998)
     – Mother Gets 50 Years For Killing 6 Children, The New York Times (January 9, 1999)
328. 
     
     
329. Pennsylvania Man Accused of Murdering 6 Relatives, The New York Times (April 14, 2006)
     – Pennsylvania: Life in Prison for Man Who Killed His Relatives, The New York Times (June 16, 2007)
330. 
     
     
     
     
     
331. Man kills wife, five kids, himself after being fired, CNN (January 27, 2008)
     – Unemployed California Dad Who Killed Family, Himself Said Hospital Incited Tragedy, Fox News (January 28, 2009)
332. Agents: Wife main target, last to die in rampage, Associated Press (July 21, 2009)
     – Police Charge Man With Six Murders in Two-State Killing Spree, Fox News (July 19, 2009)
     – Police say Tennessee rampage started in Alabama, San Francisco Chronicle (July 21, 2009)
333. Florida Mom Slain With Her 5 Children Endured Abuse, The New York Times (September 21, 2009)
     – Fla. Man Charged in Slayings of Wife, 5 Kids, The New York Times (September 22, 2009)
     – Florida Dad Accused of Killing Family Says "Bad Spirits" Made Him Do It, Fox News (October 13, 2009)
334. Apparent murder-suicide leaves 7 dead in Grapevine, Star-Telegram (December 25, 2011)
     – 7 people shot dead in Texas home, motive unclear, San Francisco Gate (December 26, 2011)
     – Texas shooting: Gunman "dressed as Santa" killed family, BBC News (December 26, 2011)
     – Estranged Husband Dressed As Santa Blamed For Christmas Day Massacre, ABC News (December 27, 2011)
     – Dad's "weird" text message referred to death in Grapevine, recipient says, Star-Telegram (December 27, 2011)
335. 7 family members killed in North Carolina shooting, sheriff's office says
336. "Seven bodies found in US search for missing teens, say Oklahoma police". BBC News. May 1, 2023. Retrieved May 4, 2023.
337. My Maternal Families
     Farmer destroys family, The New York Times (October 14, 1906)
     – Wipes out entire family, Eau Claire Sunday Leader (October 14, 1906)
     – An insane farmer wipes out family, The Fort Wayne Sentinel (October 13, 1906)
338. Negro kills five companions, Mount Pleasant Daily News (June 27, 1916) (p. 1)
     Loses Nickel, kills five and himself, Kokomo Daily Tribune (June 27, 1916) (p. 3)
     Negro loses Nickel; kills four, The Pioneer Express (June 30, 1916)
     Negro loses Nickel; kills four, Cut Bank Pioneer Press (June 30, 1916)
     Six die in quarrel; result of crap game, Arkansas Democrat (June 26, 1916)