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Spree killing which occurred in Isla Vista, California

This article is about the 2014 killing spree. For the 2001 vehicular set on, run into 2001 Isla Vista killings.

2014 Isla Vista killings
Part of mass shootings in the United states of america

Isla Vista is located in southern California

Isla Vista

Isla Vista

Isla Vista (southern California)
Location Isla Vista, California, United states
Coordinates 34°24′43″N 119°51′32″West  /  34.412°N 119.859°Westward  / 34.412; -119.859 Coordinates: 34°24′43″Northward 119°51′32″Due west  /  34.412°North 119.859°W  / 34.412; -119.859
Date May 23, 2014 (2014-05-23)
9:27 – 9:35 p.m. (UTC−eight:00)
Target Students of the University of California, Santa Barbara

Set on type
  • Spree killing
  • murder–suicide
  • drive-past shooting
  • stabbing
  • mass shooting
  • vehicle-ramming set on
Weapons
  • Two knives
  • Glock 34 handgun
  • Ii SIG Sauer P226 handguns
  • BMW 328i Coupé
Deaths 7 (three by stabbing, 4 by gunfire including the perpetrator)
Injured fourteen (seven by gunfire, vii struck past motor vehicle)
Perpetrator Elliot Oliver Robertson Rodger
Motive Revenge for perceived sexual and social rejection
Misogyny
Mental illness
Incel ideology

The 2014 Isla Vista killings were a series of deadly misogynistic terror attacks in Isla Vista, California. On the evening of May 23, 22-year-old Elliot Rodger[ane] [2] [three] [4] [5] killed 6 people and injured fourteen others – by gunshot, stabbing and vehicle ramming – well-nigh the campus of the Academy of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB), then killed himself.

Rodger stabbed iii men to decease in his apartment, apparently one past one on their inflow. Nearly three hours later he drove to a sorority house, and after declining to get within shot three women outside, ii of whom died. He next drove by a nearby deli and shot to decease a male student inside. He and so began to drive through Isla Vista, shooting and wounding several pedestrians from his machine and striking several others with his car. He exchanged gunfire with police twice, and was injured in the hip. After his auto crashed into a parked vehicle, he was found dead inside with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.

Before driving to the sorority house, Rodger uploaded a video to YouTube titled "Elliot Rodger's Retribution", in which he outlined his planned attack and his motives. He explained that he wanted to punish women for rejecting him, and sexually active men considering he envied them. He also emailed a lengthy autobiographical manuscript to acquaintances, his therapist, and family members; the document appeared on the Internet and became widely known equally his manifesto. In information technology, he described his childhood, family conflicts, frustration over his inability to find a girlfriend, his hatred of women, his contempt for couples (particularly interracial couples) and his plans for what he described equally "retribution".

The International Center for Counter-Terrorism at the Hague has described the killings as an act of misogynist terrorism.[6]

Perpetrator [edit]

Elliot Oliver Robertson Rodger (July 24, 1991 – May 23, 2014) was the perpetrator of the 2014 Isla Vista killings.

Early life [edit]

Elliot Oliver Robertson Rodger was an English-born American higher pupil. Built-in in London, England, he moved to the Us with his parents at age five.[vii] He was raised in Los Angeles. His father is British filmmaker Peter Rodger, his paternal grandfather photo-journalist George Rodger.[five] [8] His mother is a Malaysian Chinese research assistant for a motion picture company.[9] [x] [eleven] A younger sister was born before his parents divorced. After Peter remarried, he and his 2nd wife Soumaya Akaaboune,[12] a Moroccan actress with whom Elliot had a strained human relationship,[13] had a son together.

Rodger attended Crespi Carmelite High School, an all-boys Cosmic school in Encino, Los Angeles, and then Taft Loftier School in Woodland Hills.[14] He graduated from Independence Continuation High School in Lake Balboa in 2009,[xiv] and briefly attended Los Angeles Pierce College and Moorpark College earlier moving to Isla Vista in 2011.[15] He attended Santa Barbara City College; in his manifesto he said that he dropped out of his classes in February 2012;[16] afterwards the killings the school said he had no longer been taking classes.[17]

Mental health and social bug [edit]

Co-ordinate to his family unit's attorney and a family friend, Rodger had seen multiple therapists since he was 8 years onetime,[17] but the chaser said he had never been formally diagnosed with a mental illness.[18] He was diagnosed with pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified, an autism spectrum disorder, in 2007.[15]

By the ninth class, Rodger was "increasingly bullied", and wrote subsequently that he "cried by [himself] at school every day";[xix] at this time he developed an obsession with the multiplayer-online game World of Warcraft, which dominated his life for most of his teenage years, and briefly into his 20s. At Crespi Carmelite High he was bullied; in one incident his caput was taped to a desk-bound while he was comatose.[3] [20] According to Rodger, in 2012, "the one friend [he] had in the whole world who truly understood [him]... said he didn't desire to be friends anymore" without offering any reason.[19] Rodger had a YouTube account, and a blog titled "Elliot Rodger's Official Weblog", through which he expressed loneliness and rejection. He wrote that he had been prescribed risperidone but refused to take it, stating, "Subsequently researching this medication, I constitute that it was the absolute wrong thing for me to take."[21]

After turning xviii, Rodger began rejecting mental health intendance and became increasingly isolated. He said that he was unable to brand friends, although acquaintances said that he rebuffed their attempts to be friendly.[22] Family friend Dale Launer said that he counseled Rodger on approaching women, just that Rodger did not follow the communication; Launer too commented that when he met Rodger at eight or nine, "I could run across then that there was something wrong with him... looking dorsum at present he strikes me every bit someone who was cleaved from the moment of conception."[23]

Early incidents [edit]

Rodger claims in his manifesto that in 2011 he threw coffee on a couple he was jealous of;[24] : 87 he claims in another incident, he splashed coffee on 2 girls for not smile at him.[24] : 100 In 2012 Rodger used a Super Soaker filled with orangish juice to spray a group playing kickball at Girsh Park.[24] : 106–107 [25]

Referring to an incident in July 2013,[25] Rodger wrote that after being mocked at a party he tried simply failed to shove some girls over a ten-human foot ledge; instead, other boys pushed him over and his ankle was injured. When he went back for his sunglasses he was over again mocked, and beaten. A neighbor saw Rodger come dwelling crying and vowing to impale the men involved and then himself.[19] He wrote in his manifesto that the incident was the final trigger for his planning the assail.[25]

In Jan 2014, Rodger accused Cheng Yuan Hong, one of his roommates, of stealing some candles; Hong pleaded guilty to petty theft.[26] [27] On April 30,[28] Rodger'south parents contacted police force after becoming alarmed past his beliefs and YouTube videos.[24] : 134 [4] [29] Sheriff'southward deputies who visited Rodger determined that he did not meet the criteria for an involuntary mental wellness commitment; Rodger had told them he had a "misunderstanding" with his parents.[30]

Manifesto and online posts [edit]

Rodger emailed his 107,000-discussion manifesto, My Twisted World: The Story of Elliot Rodger,[31] to 34 people,[xv] : vii including his therapist, Charles Sophy,[32] [33] his parents and other family,[34] former teachers, and childhood friends.[35] In it he said he had originally sought to conduct out an attack on Halloween of 2013, but reconsidered because he thought there would be too many police present.[24] : 110

In his last YouTube video, "Elliot Rodger's Retribution", Rodger complained of being rejected by women and envying sexually agile men, and described his planned attack[36] and the motives behind it.[37] In the video, he says:

Tomorrow is the twenty-four hours of retribution, the day in which I will accept my revenge against humanity, confronting all of you. For the final eight years of my life, ever since I hitting puberty, I've been forced to endure an existence of loneliness, rejection, and unfulfilled desires all because girls have never been attracted to me. Girls gave their amore, and sex activity, and dear to other men simply never to me.[38] I'm 22 years old and I'k still a virgin. I've never even kissed a girl. I've been through college for two and a half years, more than that really, and I'm even so a virgin. It has been very torturous. College is the fourth dimension when everyone experiences those things such every bit sex and fun and pleasure. Within those years, I've had to rot in loneliness. It's not fair. Yous girls have never been attracted to me. I don't know why yous girls aren't attracted to me, but I volition punish you all for information technology. It'due south an injustice, a crime, because... I don't know what you lot don't see in me. I'g the perfect guy and however y'all throw yourselves at these obnoxious men instead of me, the supreme gentleman.[38]

He wrote in My Twisted Globe that being of mixed race made him "different from the normal fully white kids".[3] [19] On one online forum, he said that he opposed interracial dating and made several racist posts regarding African-American, Hispanic, South Asian and East Asian people, stating that seeing men of these ethnic groups socializing with white women "makes you want to quit life".[19] [24] : 87 [39] In one online mail service, Rodger wrote:

Full Asian men are disgustingly ugly and white girls would never go for you. Y'all're just butthurt that yous were built-in every bit an Asian piece of shit, so you lash out by linking these faux pictures. You even admit that you lot wish you were one-half white. Y'all'll never be half-white and you'll never fulfill your dream of marrying a white woman. I suggest you jump off a bridge.[39]

In his manifesto, Rodger made a racist comment regarding another boy, outlining some of his plans:

How could an inferior, ugly black boy be able to get a white girl and not me? I am beautiful, and I am one-half white myself. I am descended from British aristocracy. He is descended from slaves.[24] : 84 On the day earlier the Day of Retribution, I will start the First Phase of my vengeance: Silently killing as many people equally I tin can around Isla Vista by luring them into my apartment through some course of trickery.[40]

A "War on Women" was the 2nd stage of his plan:[20]

The Second Stage will take place on the Day of Retribution itself, just before the climactic massacre... My War on Women... I will attack the very girls who represent everything I hate in the female person gender: The hottest sorority of UCSB.[41]

Rodger stated in his manifesto that, in his platonic world, he would "quarantine all [women] in concentration camps. At these camps, the vast majority of the female population volition exist deliberately starved to death. That would exist an efficient and fitting way to kill them all off... I would have an enormous tower built merely for myself... and gleefully sentinel them all die."[24] : 136 He also dreamed of "a pure world, [where] the man's listen can develop to greater heights than e'er before. Time to come generations volition live their lives free of having to worry most the barbarity of sex and women, which will enable them to aggrandize their intelligence and advance the human race to a state of perfect civilization."[24] : 137 He said that he planned to kill his half-brother and stepmother, only was not mentally prepared to kill his father.[29]

Preparations [edit]

In September 2012, Rodger visited a shooting range to exercise firing handguns.[16] In November, he purchased his first handgun, a Glock 34 pistol, in Goleta, choosing it as "an efficient and highly authentic weapon".[32] In early 2013, Rodger bought two additional handguns, both SIG Sauer P226 pistols, writing that they were "of a much higher quality than the Glock" and "a lot more than efficient".[16] He purchased the weapons legally in Oxnard and Burbank, California.[42]

Rodger claimed[24] : 104 to have saved at least $6,000, which was given to him by his parents and grandmothers, in order to purchase the weapons and supplies for the attacks.[16] [43] Gun law experts in California have said that there was nothing in Rodger'southward known history that prevented him from making legal firearm purchases.[22]

Attacks [edit]

Rodger began his attacks at his apartment on Seville Road, where he killed three men past stabbing them multiple times. Bloodstains later found in the building'southward hallway advise that Rodger had attacked one or more of his victims as they entered; a encarmine bath towel and newspaper towels in the bathroom suggest Rodger had attempted to make clean the hallway.[15] The men's positions suggested that each was killed separately as he entered.[44] Two of the victims were confirmed to exist Rodger'southward roommates according to an flat lease, while police were investigating whether the third was as well a resident or visiting the apartment on the night of the killings.[2] [45] [46] [47] [a]

After the stabbings, Rodger purchased coffee at a coffee shop.[xv] At around viii:xxx p.1000., he was seen working on his laptop in his motorcar in the parking lot of his apartment building.[51] He uploaded his "Retribution" video at 9:17 and sent his manifesto email at 9:xviii.[52] After receiving a copy of the manifesto, Rodger's therapist phoned his mother, who – finding the "Retribution" video on Rodger'due south YouTube channel – contacted Rodger'southward father. In separate cars, his parents left Los Angeles for Santa Barbara, calling Isla Vista police enroad.[15] [33]

Rodger drove to the Alpha Phi sorority house at Embarcadero del Norte and Segovia Road most UCSB,[b] where he knocked on the front door for a few minutes[54] then began shooting people nearby. Two women were killed[55] and a third was injured.[3] [xv] [17] [56] Rodger began driving again. He fired into an unoccupied java shop on Pardall Road, so several times into a delicatessen; a man was struck seven times and killed.[15]

Rodger drove south on Embarcadero del Norte on the wrong side of the street, striking a pedestrian and firing at 2 people on the sidewalk, missing them. He shot a couple exiting a pizzeria and a female cyclist.[four] [15] [57] [58] [59] [60] He drove due south on El Embarcadero and shot at and missed a woman,[61] turned e on Del Playa Bulldoze, and made a U-plough to drive west. He and so exchanged burn with a sheriff's deputy responding to a phone written report, and struck two pedestrians.[15] [59] [62] [63] [64]

Turning due north on Camino del Sur, Rodger shot and wounded three people at Sabado Tarde Street, and struck a skateboarder and ii cyclists with his machine. Turning east on Sabado Tarde, he struck some other skateboarder with his auto and shot two other men at the intersection with Camino Pescadero.[15] On Sabado Tarde most Little Acorn Park, Rodger exchanged gunfire with three sheriff'due south deputies, and was shot in the hip.[17] [62] [63] [65] [66] Pursued by police,[fifteen] he turned s a 2nd time onto El Embarcadero, then west again on Del Playa. He struck a cyclist, then crashed on the north sidewalk just e of the intersection of Del Playa and Camino Pescadero.[67] [68]

At nine:35, police found Rodger dead within his motorcar from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his caput.[15] In the automobile were iii pistols, knives, six empty ten-circular magazines, and 548 rounds of unspent ammunition.[15]

Victims [edit]

All six murder victims were students at UCSB.[55] [62] The men killed at Rodger'due south flat were George Chen (Chinese: 陳喬治; pinyin: Chén Qiáozhì ), nineteen; Chengyuan "James" Hong (Chinese: 洪晟元; pinyin: Hóng Chéngyuán ), xx; and Weihan "David" Wang (Chinese: 王偉漢; pinyin: Wáng Wěihàn ), xx.[69] [seventy] [71] The three who died from gunshot wounds were Katherine Breann Cooper, 22; Christopher Ross Michaels-Martinez, 20; and Veronika Elizabeth Weiss, xix.[55] Cooper and Weiss were the women killed outside the Alpha Phi sorority house, while Michaels-Martinez was the victim within the Isla Vista Cafeteria Mart.[3] [72]

Fourteen other people were injured; seven from gunshot wounds and seven by blunt trauma sustained when Rodger struck them with his vehicle.[15] [73] Eleven of the injured were taken to hospitals. Seven went to Santa Barbara Cottage Infirmary, where two were admitted in serious condition, one in off-white condition, and two others in good status, and i patient was released on the same day. The remaining 4 injured were taken to Goleta Valley Cottage Hospital, where they were all treated and released.[48] [56]

Aftermath [edit]

Gun control and mental health [edit]

The attacks renewed calls for gun control and improvements in the U.s. health care system, with Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal proverb,

A year and half ago it seemed like we were on the verge of, potentially, legislation that would cease the madness and end the insanity that has killed also many immature people, thousands, tens of thousands since Sandy Hook. I promise, I actually, sincerely hope that this tragedy, this unimaginable, unspeakable tragedy, volition provide impetus to bring dorsum measures that would keep guns out of the hands of unsafe people who are severely troubled or deranged similar this young man was.[74] [75]

California Senator Dianne Feinstein blamed the National Rifle Association'due south "stranglehold" on gun laws for the set on and said "shame on the states" in Congress for failing to practice something nearly it.[76] Pennsylvania Congressman Timothy F. Tater, a clinical psychologist, said his bipartisan mental health overhaul would exist a solution and urged Congress to laissez passer it.[77]

Richard Martinez, the father of victim Christopher Michaels-Martinez, gave a speech in which he placed the blame of the attacks on "craven, irresponsible" politicians and the National Burglarize Association.[78] [79] Martinez subsequently urged the public to join him in "demanding immediate activeness" from members of Congress regarding gun control. He too expressed his sympathy towards Rodger'south parents.[lxxx]

Doris A. Fuller, the executive manager of the Handling Advocacy Middle, said that California constabulary permitted emergency psychiatric evaluations of potentially dangerous individuals through provisions, but such actions were never enabled during the initial police investigation of Rodger. She said,

Once once more, we are grieving over deaths and devastation caused past a immature man who was sending upwards red flags for danger that failed to produce intervention in time to avert tragedy. In this case, the carmine flags were then big the killer'southward parents had called police force... and yet the system failed.[81]

Some California lawmakers called for an investigation into the deputies' contact with Rodger on Apr 30, at which time the California gun ownership database reflected the fact that Rodger had bought at to the lowest degree 2 handguns. Deputies did not check the database, nor did they view the YouTube videos that had prompted Rodger's parents to contact them.[82] In September 2014 California legislators passed a "red flag police force" to enable judges to have guns seized from persons who are a danger to themselves or to others.[83]

Misogyny [edit]

The attack sparked discussion of broader bug of violence confronting women and misogyny.[84] [85] Rodger frequented online forums such every bit PUAHate and ForeverAlone, where he and other men posted misogynistic statements, and described himself online equally an "incel" – a member of an online subculture based around its members' perceived disability to find a romantic or sexual partner.[86] [87] [88] Rodger wrote that afterwards purchasing his beginning gun he "felt a new sense of power. I was at present armed. Who'due south the blastoff male now, bitches? I thought to myself, regarding all of the girls who've looked down on me in the past."[89] He also described his plan to invade a sorority house,[62] writing, "I volition slaughter every single spoiled, stuck-up, blond slut I see inside there. All those girls I've desired so much. They have all rejected me and looked downwardly on me every bit an inferior man."[90] According to the International Centre for Counter-Terrorism at the Hague, the attacks were an act of misogynist terrorism.[half-dozen]

Writer Mary Elizabeth Williams objected to Rodger being labeled the "virgin killer", saying that implies that "one possible cause of male aggression is a lack of female sexual acquiescence".[91] Amanda Hess, writing for Slate, argued that although Rodger killed more men than women, his motivations were misogynistic because his reason for hating the men he attacked was that he thought they stole the women he felt entitled to.[92] Writing for Reason, Cathy Immature countered with "that seems similar a adept example of stretching the concept into meaninglessness – or turning information technology into unfalsifiable quasi-religious dogma" and wrote that Rodger besides wrote many hateful messages most other men.[93]

In Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny feminist bookish Kate Manne analyzed the many arguments presented by Young, Heather Mac Donald, and other media commentators to the consequence that Rodger could non have been a misogynist because (amidst other reasons) he was sexually attracted to women, his hateful rhetoric was ultimately the result of mental illness, Rodger loved his mother and hence did not evince a psychological hatred of all women, and he murdered more than men than women every bit an instance of a no truthful Scotsman fallacy. In contrast to a narrow definition of misogyny requiring generalized hatred of women with few (or no) exceptions, like to the virulent antisemitism of Nazi Deutschland, Manne argued that in exercise misogynists tend to selectively target women based on existent or imagined violations of patriarchal norms, and that an excessively narrow conception of misogyny "threaten[s] to deprive women of a suitable proper name for a potentially stiff problem facing them."[94]

Following the attacks, some on Twitter used the #NotAllMen hashtag to limited that not all men are misogynistic and non all men commit murder. Others criticized use of this hashtag, as information technology was considered to derail from discussion of the issue of violence against women.[95] [96] [97] Someone created the Twitter hashtag #YesAllWomen on May 24 to express the idea that all women experience misogyny and sexism.[96] [98] [99]

In some incel communities, it is common for posts to glorify violence by cocky-identified incels.[100] [101] [102] Rodger is the most oftentimes referenced, with incels frequently referring to him as their "saint" and sharing memes in which his face up has been superimposed onto paintings of Christian icons. Some incels consider him to be the truthful progenitor of today'southward online incel communities.[103] It is mutual to see references to "E.R." in incel forums, and mass violence by incels is regularly referred to as "going Eastward.R."[104] [105] Rodger has been referenced by the perpetrators or suspected perpetrators of several other mass killings.[101] [106] For example, Alek Minassian, who killed 10 and injured 16 in Toronto, Canada, posted on Facebook before the murders: "Private (Recruit) Minassian Infantry 00010, wishing to speak to Sgt 4chan please. C23249161. The Incel Rebellion has already begun! We will overthrow all the Chads and Stacys! All hail the Supreme Gentleman Elliot Rodger!" [107]

Controversy over publication of Rodger's videos and manifesto [edit]

Several news networks limited the use of the "Retribution" video posted by Rodger for fear of triggering copycat crimes.[108] The New Statesman posited that the manifesto may influence a "new generation of 'involuntary celibates'".[109]

Memorial services [edit]

Students and community members gathered at Anisq'Oyo Park in Isla Vista on the evening of May 24 for a candlelight memorial to remember the victims.[73] [110] 20,000 people attended a memorial service at UCSB'south Harder Stadium on May 27.[111] On May 23, 2015, the first anniversary of the attacks, hundreds of people gathered at UCSB for a candlelight vigil commemorating the 6 slain victims. The mother of George Chen fabricated a speech at the consequence.[112]

In popular culture [edit]

  • "Holden's Manifesto", an episode of Police & Order: Special Victims Unit, is based on this issue.[113] [114]
  • Elliot Rodger was mentioned several times in the Criminal Minds episode "Alpha Male".[115]

See also [edit]

  • Listing of mass shootings in the U.s.a.
  • List of rampage killers in the Usa
  • Thor Nis Christiansen, a series killer targeting immature women residing in the same area from 1976 to 1977

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ A law enforcement source stated that Weihan Wang was visiting the apartment at the time of the killings,[48] but other sources say that Wang shared the aforementioned apartment as Cheng Yuan Hong and George Chen, who were his friends. They said he had made plans to move into another flat prior to his death due to Rodger playing loud music in the middle of the night.[47] [49] Hong as well made similar plans to movement out of the apartment, telling friends he was worried for his safety.[50]
  2. ^ In his "Retribution" video, Rodger said he would enter the "hottest sorority house of UCSB" and kill every woman inside.[53] In his manifesto, he had identified that sorority equally Blastoff Phi.[24] : 132

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