News about Eric Harris

Dr. Nicholas Kardaras, the world's top mental health specialist, has given DailyMail.com a fascinating glimpse into the minds of psychopaths and murderers.

Lily Whitworth, who was convicted under her legal name William, wrote a troubling four-page manifesto and'schizophrenic rants' and planned to buy an AR-15. Timberview Middle School, where she attended from 2014 to 2016, was one of her goals, as well as Pine Creek High School in Colorado Springs. Last April, Whitworth was charged with two counts of attempted murder but pleaded guilty to second-degree assault under a plea bargain.

The sister of a teen school gunman who shot their parents to death shortly before opening fire on their Oregon school has revealed the enduring bond she has shared with her brother since his infamous spree, calling him her 'best friend.' Kristin Kinkel, the sister of Thurston High School shooter Kip Kinkel, told The New Yorker in a rare interview that she has remained close to her brother despite his history. Since Kip, now 41, murdered their parents before shooting up his class, killing two Thurston students when he was 15 years old, the sibling's bond intensified.

The massacre in Maine on Tuesday night, which killed as many as 22 people and injured hundreds more, is one of the top ten most deadly mass shootings in US history. A mass shooting is defined by the Gun Violence Archive as an assault in which four or more people are injured. A mass shooting is classified as "one or more people actively engaged in killing or attempting to murder people in a densely populated area," according to the FBI, a different metric to most businesses considering the number of victims to classify it as such. According to the Switzerland-based Small Arms Survey, there are about 120 weapons for every 100 Americans. With around 44% of Americans living in a household with a firearms license, no other nation has more civilian weapons than Americans. There have already been 565 such shootings in 2023, killing 15,000 people.

Authorities say a transgender teen is in jail after authorities found a manifesto revealing her intent to assault three schools and churches in Colorado just four days after Audrey Hale murdered six people at the Covenant School in Nashville. William Whitworth, 19, who goes by the name Lilly and is linked to with female pronouns in arrest records, was arrested on March 31. Authorities claim she was a student in the school district who was planning to attack between 2014 and 2016, when she was planning to strike between 2014 and 2016. Whitworth said in a manifesto that was found in her house, Columbine killers Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold 'losers,' and that ex-President Donald Trump was a 'con man.' She was also in possession of The Communist Manifesto

Brazilian police foiled a school shooting in Rio de Janeiro that was supposed to take place on the anniversary of the Columbine massacre. The Rio de Janeiro Civil Police said in a tweet that cops descended on the academy and arrested a juvenile criminal outside the school on Friday morning. The 17-year-old boy, whose identity has not been revealed, is accused of intending to murder students and teachers, whom he has threatened on internet videos.

In the No. 98, two security guards and several children were wounded or killed, according to initial reports. 88 schools in Izhevsk, the capital of Russia's Udmurt Republic, is about 600 miles east of Moscow. Some students were injured after rushing out of windows to escape the gunshots. Armed police poured into the building in the hunt for the gunman, according to footage, while other officers and teachers ushered terrified children to the exits (left). The intruder was discovered dead in the classroom (inset) and had committed suicide later, according to police. The man's motives are uncertain, but photos of his corpse revealed a Nazi swastika embazoned over his shirt. The guns used in the assault were meanwhile made by handmade keychains honoring Columbine shooters Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, who staged a tragic school shooting in Colorado, USA, in 1999.

As she stepped out in Los Angeles with her son Konx, 14, on Saturday, Angelina Jolie looked radiant. As she shopped for plants with the teen, the 47-year-old actress was dressed in a white sundress. The beauty teamed her outfit with a pair of black-tinted aviator sunglasses, making her appearance alluring.

When leaving an office building in Beverly Hills on Wednesday, Angelina Jolie channeled her legendary Lara Croft style. When sporting a cropped black tank top, the Hollywood actress, 47, resembled the one her character wore in the famous action-adventure Tomb Raider films. The actress was outed after it was announced that she was 'Jane Doe', who sued the FBI after an inquiry into her ex-husband Brad Pitt was found to be closed, claiming he poured beer on her, injured her, and fought with son Maddox in 2016.

They are in Japan promoting their forthcoming film. Brad Pitt, 58, and Aaron Taylor-Johnson, 32, demonstrated their amusing performances as they joked around together at a Bullet Train Q&A function held at Toho Cinemas Kyoto on Tuesday. In a relaxed light grey suit and yellow polo shirt, which he teamed with brown Adidas trainers, the Hollywood superstar displayed his peculiar sense of style.

Brad Pitt, 58, prayed for success for his film 'Bullet Train' at a temple in Tokyo on Monday, while awaiting the unveiling of a leaked report detailing the actor's unsavoury behavior. Pitt is accused of colluing with Jolie's son Maddox after a reportedly booze-fueled outrage that erupted into a "verbal and physical confrontation" between the two A-list actors, according to the leaked document.

Brad Pitt and Aaron Taylor-Johnson starred in their new film in South Korea on Friday, with a brisk schedule. The Hollywood stars entertained a throng in Seoul, where a red carpet function was being held in honor of the new film Bullet Train. Pitt, 58, had started the day with a sublimed blue denim coord for a press preview at the city's Conrad Hotel, but it was impossible to miss the afternoon after changing to a flashy powder pink suit.

Angelina Jolie, 47, submitted photos of bruising to her hand and elbow during a dispute with Brad Pitt in 2016 as part of an investigation into the couple's'verbal and physical confrontation'. According to the bombshell FBI report, Jolie said Pitt, 58, had led her to the toilet in the back of the plane and shook her while screaming, 'F***g up this family.' Pitt refutes all of his ex-wife's allegations. Jolie had been named as the anonymous 'Jane Doe' who had sued the FBI and requested the release of documents after an inquiry into Pitt was closed earlier this month. The suit seeks to get FBI records related to the investigation into the war. Pitt, who has previously confessed to alcohol abuse, did not physically assault any of his children, according to the Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services. Any wrongdoing had also been found by the FBI of Pitt. On September 19, Jolie filed for divorce from The Moneyball actor four days later. The former couple, who had been married for nearly five years, have since been embroiled in a custody fight over their children.

As he threw himself into work on Friday, Brad Pitt denied rumors that he had a'verbal and physical confrontation' with Angelina Jolie. During a tumultuous debate on their private jet, a bombshell FBI report revealed this week that the actor, 58, told Angelina, 47, 'looked like a f**king Columbine kid' and said she was 'ruining the family.' Despite the explosive revelations being made public, Brad Hadley, accompanied by Aaron Taylor-Johnson, was upbeat as he attended a photo call for a new movie Bullet Train in Seoul, South Korea.