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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

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Perpetrator Date Year Location State Killed Injured W 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 Died by 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 Died by suicide
Gilbert Graham, Jack, 23[n 1] Nov. 1 1955 Longmont   Colorado
44
0
 V E Executed
Gonzales, Francisco, 27 May 7 1964 Danville   California
43
0
 F V Died by suicide [8]
Burke, David, 35 Dec. 7 1987 San Luis Obispo   California
42
0
 F V Died by suicide or died in the crash [9]
Kelley, Devin, 26[n 1] Nov. 5 2017 Sutherland Springs   Texas
25
22
 F Died by suicide
Terminated a pregnancy		 [10]
Hennard, George, 35 Oct. 16 1991 Killeen   Texas
23
27
 F V Died by suicide [11]
Huberty, James, 41 July 18 1984 San Diego   California
21
19
 F Killed by police
Terminated a pregnancy		 [12][13]
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 Died by suicide [14][15][16]
Carver, James, 20 July 4 1984 Beverly   Massachusetts
15
11
 A Sentenced to two life sentences at the Massachusetts Correctional Institution-Cedar Junction
Nidal Malik Hasan, 39 Nov. 5 2009 Fort Hood   Texas
13
32
 F Sentenced to death [17]
Wong, Jiverly, 41 April 3 2009 Binghamton   New York
13
4
 F Died by suicide [18]
Unruh, Howard, 28 Sept. 6 1949 Camden   New Jersey
13
3
 F Found mentally unfit to stand trial
Died in an institution in 2009		 [19]
Holmes, James, 24 July 20 2012 Aurora   Colorado
12
62
 F E Sentenced to life imprisonment [20]
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 [21]
Tran, Huu Can, 72 Jan. 21 2023 Monterey Park   California
11
9
 F Died by suicide [22]
Pough, James, 42 June 17/18 1990 Jacksonville   Florida
11
6
 F V Died by suicide
Killed a man on May 8, 1971		 [23][24][25][26][27]
Long, Ian, 28 Nov. 7 2018 Thousand Oaks   California
11
1
 FM Died by suicide
One more died by stray police gunfire		 [28][29]
McLendon, Michael, 28[n 2] March 10 2009 Kinston, Samson & Geneva   Alabama
10
6
 F A Died by suicide
Also killed four dogs		 [30]
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
 [31][32]
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		 [33]
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		 [34][35]
Al-Issa, Ahmad, 21 March 22 2021 Boulder   Colorado
10
0
 F Sentenced to life imprisonment [36]
Twigg, Gilbert, 35 Aug. 13 1903 Winfield   Kansas
9
25
 F Died by suicide [37][38][39]
Bertucci, Clarence, 23[n 3] July 8 1945 Salina   Utah
9
19
 F Found not guilty by reason of insanity [40]
Betts, Connor, 24[n 1] Aug. 4 2019 Dayton   Ohio
9
17
 F Killed by police [41][42][43][44]
Silka, Michael, 25 April 28 /
May 17–19		 1984 Fairbanks & Manley Hot Springs   Alaska
9
1
 F Killed by police
Terminated a pregnancy		 [45]
Cooksey Jr., Cleophus, 35 (accused)[n 1] Nov. 27 /
Dec. 2/13–17		 2017 Phoenix   Arizona
9
0
 F Arrested and charged [46]
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		 [47]
Saipov, Sayfullo Habibullaevic, 29

(Саипов, Сайфулло Хабибуллаевич)

Oct. 31 2017 New York City New York
8
11
 V Sentenced to life imprisonment [48]
Ferri, Gian, 55 July 1 1993 San Francisco   California
8
6
 F Died by suicide [49]
Hawkins, Robert, 19 Dec. 5 2007 Omaha   Nebraska
8
4
 F Died by suicide [50][51]
Brown, Carl, 51 Aug. 20 1982 Miami   Florida
8
3
 F Killed [52]
Stewart, Robert, 45 March 29 2009 Carthage   North Carolina
8
2
 F Sentenced to life imprisonment [53][54]
Dekraai, Scott, 54 Oct. 12 2011 Seal Beach   California
8
1
 F Sentenced to life imprisonment [55]
Long, Robert, 21 March 16 2021 Atlanta & Acworth   Georgia
8
1
 F Arrested [56]
Nance, Romeo, 23 Jan. 21 2024 Joliet   Illinois
8
1
 F Died by suicide [57]
Sheley, Nicholas, 28 June 23–30 2008 Sterling, Rock Falls & Galesburg
Festus		   Illinois
  Missouri
8
0
  M Sentenced to life imprisonment [58]
Omar Thornton Aug. 3 2010 Connecticut
  Connecticut
8
2
  F Suicide [59]
Christopher Speight Jan. 19 2010 Virginia   Virginia
8
0
 F Sentenced to 5 life terms plus 18 years. [60]
Cline, Philip Bruce, 23 Feb. 10 1981 Winchester   Nevada
8
350+
 A Sentenced to life in prison without parole
Crimo III, Robert, 21 (accused) July 4 2022 Highland Park   Illinois
7
48
 F Arrested [61]
Phillips, Monroe, 58 March 6 1915 Brunswick   Georgia
7
30+
 F Killed [62]
Ator, Seth, 36 Aug. 31 2019 Odessa
Midland		   Texas
7
25
 F Killed by police [63][64]
Ford, Priscilla Joyce, 51 Nov. 27 1980 Reno   Nevada
7
22
 V Died while awaiting execution [65]
Everette, Eugene, 32[n 1] March 28/29 1970 New York City   New York
7
15
 F A Sentenced to life imprisonment [66]
Bonner, William, 25 April 22 1973 Los Angeles   California
7
9
 F Sentenced to life imprisonment [67]
Ashbrook, Larry, 47 Sept. 15 1999 Fort Worth   Texas
7
7
 F Died by suicide [68]
Ratzmann, Terry, 44 March 12 2005 Brookfield   Wisconsin
7
4
 F Died by suicide [69]
Collins, Melvin, 38 Nov. 6 1948 Chester   Pennsylvania
7
3
 F Died by suicide [70]
Collins, Darnell, 33 June 17–21 1995 Atlantic City
New York City		   New Jersey
  New York
7
3
 F Killed by police [71]
One Goh, 44 April 2 2012 East Oakland   California
7
3
 F Surrendered to police [72]
Gung Ung Chang July 18/19 1898 Oakland   California
7
2
 FME Killed by the explosion [73]
Reynolds, William, 35 April 6 1902 Tuscumbia   Alabama
7
2
 F Killed by police
Also killed several horses		 [74]
Pearson, Eric, 56 March 16 1968 Ironwood   Michigan
7
2
 F Sentenced to life imprisonment [75]
Hardesty, William, 21[n 1] Oct. 3/4/18/19 1978 Ypsilanti   California
  Michigan
7
2
 FM Sentenced to life imprisonment
Also killed a cat		 [76]
Dantzler, Rodrick, 34[n 1] July 7 2011 Grand Rapids   Michigan
7
2
 F Died by suicide [77]
David, Rachal, 39[n 4][n 5] Aug. 3 1978 Salt Lake City   Utah
7
0
 M Died by suicide [78]
Jumper, Jim[n 1] Feb. 14 1889 Okeechobee   Florida
6+
1
 F Killed [79]
Brooks, Darrell Edward, 39 Nov. 21 2021 Waukesha, Wisconsin   Wisconsin
6
62
 V Sentenced to life imprisonment [80]
Igrić, Damir, 29 Oct. 3 2001 Manchester   Tennessee
6
33
  MV Died in the crash [81]
Rodger, Elliot, 22 May 23 2014 Isla Vista   California
6
14
 FMV Died by suicide [82]
Marcelino, Julian, 30 Nov. 24 1932 Seattle   Washington
6
13
  M Sentenced to life imprisonment [83]
Loughner, Jared, 22 Jan. 8 2011 Casas Adobes   Arizona
6
13
 F Sentenced to life imprisonment [84][85][86][87]
Cruse, William, 59 April 23 1987 Palm Bay   Florida
6
10
 F Sentenced to death, died in prison [88]
Gully[n 1] Aug. 29 1910 Willow Patch   Nevada
6
7
 F Killed [89]
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		 [90]
Crump, Wiley, 67 Sept. 21 1967 Philipp   Mississippi
6
3
 F A Killed by a posse [91]
James, Shane, 34 (accused) Dec. 4/5 2023 Austin
Bexar County		   Texas
6
3
 F Arrested [92]
Laura Taylor, 16, Marvallous Keene, 19, DeMarcus Maurice Smith, 17, Heather Nicole Matthews, 20 December 24-26 1992 Dayton   Ohio
6
2
 F Keene executed in 2009, the rest were sentenced to life [93]
Drake, Lynwood, 43 Nov. 7/8 1992 Morro Bay, Paso Robles & San Miguel   California
6
2
 FM Died by suicide [94]
Vang, Chai Soua, 36 Nov. 21 2004 Birchwood   Wisconsin
6
2
 F Sentenced to life imprisonment [95]
Huff, Kyle, 28 March 25 2006 Seattle   Washington
6
2
 F Died by suicide [96][97][98][99]
Zamora, Isaac Lee, 28 Sept. 2 2008 Alger   Washington
6
2
 F Sentenced to life imprisonment [100][101]
Dalton, Jason, 45 Feb. 20 2016 Kalamazoo County   Michigan
6
2
 F Sentenced to life imprisonment [102][103][104][105]
Henry, DeWitt, 26 July 23 1977 Klamath Falls   Oregon
6
1
 F Sentenced to life imprisonment
Terminated a pregnancy		 [106]
Belachheb, Abdelkrim, 39 June 29 1984 Dallas   Texas
6
1
 F Sentenced to life imprisonment
Died in prison in 2017		 [107]
Peterson, Tyler, 20[n 3] Oct. 7 2007 Crandon   Wisconsin
6
1
 F Died by suicide [108]
Thornton, Charles, 52 Feb. 7 2008 Kirkwood   Missouri
6
1
 F Killed by police [109][110]
Crum, Richard, 52 (accused) Feb. 17 2023 Arkabutla   Mississippi
6
1
 F Arrested [111]
Unknown Sept. 17 1911 Colorado Springs   Colorado
6
0
  M Unsolved
Possibly connected to the Villisca axe murders		 [112]
Goins, John, 49[n 1] March 18 1926 Stockton & Galt   California
6
0
 F Died by suicide [113]
Swinney, Frank, 28 April 15–18 1970 Wichita
Indianapolis		   Kansas
  Indiana
6
0
 FMA Sentenced to life imprisonment [114]
Benoist, Emile, 20 Aug. 26 1977 Hackettstown   New Jersey
6
0
 F Died by suicide [115]
Stewart, Raymond, 29 Jan. 27–Feb. 2 1981 Rockford
Beloit		   Illinois
  Wisconsin
6
0
 F Sentenced to death and executed [116]
Moreno, Eliseo, 24[n 1] Oct. 11 1983 College Station & Hempstead   Texas
6
0
 F Sentenced to death and executed [117]
Stewart, Howard, 37[n 1] Sept. 16/22 1987 Lebanon
Corsicana		   Missouri
  Texas
6
0
 F Died by suicide
Also killed two dogs		 [118]
Leonard, Eric, 22 Feb. 12/19 1991 Sacramento   California
6
0
 F Sentenced to death [119]
Vargas, Pedro, 42 July 26/27 2013 Hialeah   Florida
6
0
 F A Killed by police [120]
Jones, Dwight, 56 May 31–June 3 2018 Scottsdale and Fountain Hills   Arizona
6
0
 F Died by suicide [121]
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		 [122]
Harris, Will, 29 Nov. 1 1906 Asheville   North Carolina
5
12
 F Killed by angry mob [123]
Neal, Kevin, 44[n 1] Nov. 13/14 2017 Rancho Tehama   California
5
11
 F Died by suicide [124]
King, Alvin, 45 June 22 1980 Daingerfield   Texas
5
10
 F Died by suicide while awaiting trial [125][126][127][128]
George, Leroy Valentino, 21 July 10 1999 Baton Rouge Louisiana
5
6
 V Convicted [129]
Klink, Herman, 40 March 6 1933 Cleveland   Ohio
5
6
 F Killed by police [130]
Santiago-Ruiz, Esteban, 26 Jan. 6 2017 Broward County   Florida
5
6
 F Sentenced to life imprisonment [131]
Cooper, Simon Jan. 1/7 1897 Magnolia & Lynchburg   South Carolina
5
5
 FM Killed by police
Suspect in the Woolfolk-murders		 [132]
Jarrod Warren Ramos June 28 2018 Annapolis, Maryland Maryland
5
3
 Was taken into custody [133]
John Robert Neumann Jr. June 5 2017 Florida Florida
5
0
 Died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound [134]
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
Pickett, Charles Jr., 50 June 7 2016 Kalamazoo   Michigan
5
4
 V Sentenced to 40 years in prison
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		 [135]
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 [136]
Decker, Newt, 35 Nov. 15 1908 Okmulgee   Oklahoma
4
9
 FM Killed by police
Also killed a horse		 [137]
Posey, Travis, 44 (accused) June 21 2024 Fordyce   Arkansas
4
9
 F Arrested [138]
Pullen, Joe, 40 Dec. 14 1923 Drew   Mississippi
4
8
 F Killed by angry mob [139]
McLeod, Harvey Glenn, 22 May 29 1972 Raleigh   North Carolina
4
7
 F Died by suicide [140]
Sencion, Eduardo, 32 Sept. 6 2011 Carson City   Nevada
4
7
 F Died by suicide
Travis Reinking March 22 2018 Tennessee Tennessee
4
0
 Taken into custody [141]
Garvey, Chase 21 July 6 2024 Florence   Kentucky
4
3
 F Committed suicide
Kabolowsky, Robert, 20 July 10 1980 Wantagh, New York New York
3
20
 V Found not guilty by reason of insanity [142]
Cornell, William July 18 1863 Austin   Nevada
3
18–20
  M Died by suicide or killed [143]
Pearson, Moses, 30–31 April 25 1976 Jacksonville
Cordele, Pinehurst, Perry & Jackson		   Florida
  Georgia
3
13
 F Died by suicide
Suspected of 6 other murders		 [144]
Ressa, Stephen Michael, 27 Sept. 21 2005 Las Vegas   Nevada
3
11
 V Sentenced to life imprisonment [145]
Sledge, Aaron Aug. 15/17 1903 Randolph County   Alabama
3
10–11
 F [146]
Clark, Michael, 16 April 25 1965 Santa Maria   California
3
10
 F Died by suicide [147]
Aranda, Bennie, 26 Dec. 28 1937 Oakland   California
3
9
 FM Sentenced to death, later changed to life imprisonment [148]
Mozingo, Douglas, 29 Oct. 1 1982 Sacramento   California
3
9
 F Died by suicide while awaiting trial [149][150]
Sodini, George, 48 Aug. 4 2009 Bridgeville   Pennsylvania
3
9
 F Died by suicide [151]
Hamilton, Jason, 36[n 1] May 19/20 2007 Moscow   Idaho
3
2
 F Died by suicide [152]
Acosta, Abel, 13 Dec. 26 2021 Garland   Texas
3
1
 F Currently wanted by the FBI [153][154]
Brosnahan, John, 67 [n 4] Dec. 9 2011 Cambridge   Massachusetts
3
0
 F Died by suicide [155]
Unknown Nov. 18 2024 New York City   New York
3
0
 M Arrested [156]

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Perpetrator Date Year Location State Killed Injured W Additional Notes Ref.
1. Leung Ying, 29 August 22 1928 Fairfield   California
11
0
 FM Sentenced to death
Died by suicide while awaiting execution
Possibly killed 3 people years earlier		 [157]
2. 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		 [158]
3. Unknown[n 4][n 5] May 14 1906 Milton   Florida
9
0
  MA Unsolved
Possibly connected to the Villisca axe murders		 [159]
4. 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		 [160]
5. Unknown[n 4][n 5] September 13 1878 Hockley   Texas
8
1
 FMA Unsolved [161]
6. Hight, Spencer James, 32[n 4][n 5] September 10 2017 Plano   Texas
8
1
 F Killed by police [162]
7. Unknown[n 5] June 10 1912 Villisca   Iowa
8
0
  M Unsolved
Possibly connected to 18 other murders		 [163]
8. Layer, Henry[n 5] April 22 1920 Turtle Lake   North Dakota
8
0
 FM Sentenced to life imprisonment [164]
9. 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
10. 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
11. Unknown November 20 1965 Sunbury   Pennsylvania
7
7
 F A Unsolved [165]
12. Nelson, Martin, 24 May 5 1885 Bonito City   New Mexico
7
1
 F Killed [166]
13. James Little Plume, 24[n 1] October 11 1903 Two Medicine   Montana
7
1
 FM Sentenced to 40 years in prison [167]
14. Carlton, Julian, 30 August 15 1914 Spring Green   Wisconsin
7
1
  MA Died while awaiting trial [168]
15. Rovansek, Cyril J., 31[n 1] November 4 1973 Cleveland   Ohio
7
1
 F Died by suicide [169]
16. Abeyta, Ricky, 28 January 26 1991 Chimayo   New Mexico
7
1
 F Sentenced to 146 years in prison [170]
17. Hance, Michael E., 51 August 7 2011 Copley Township   Ohio
7
1
 F Killed by police [171]
18. Unknown April 20 1928 El Dorado   Kansas
7
0
 F A Unsolved [172]
19. Unknown[n 4][n 5] October 25 1967 Arcadia   Florida
7
0
  P Unsolved [173]
20. Freeman, John Gilbert, 41[n 4][n 5] September 3 1971 Phoenix   Arizona
7
0
 F Sentenced to life imprisonment [174]
21. Workman, William, 43[n 1] June 26 1973 Palos Hills   Illinois
7
0
 F Sentenced to 100 to 300 years in prison
Terminated a pregnancy		 [175]
22. Moss, Adam Matthew, 23 August 30 2001 Sioux City   Iowa
7
0
  M Sentenced to life imprisonment
Died by suicide in 2013		 [176]
23. Brooks, Darrell L., 22[n 4][n 5] October 16 2002 Baltimore   Maryland
7
0
  A Sentenced to life imprisonment [177]
24. 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		 [178]
25. Unknown September 8 2020 Aguanga   California
7
0
 F Unsolved [179]
26. Mohawk, Samuel July 1 1843 Slippery Rock   Pennsylvania
6
2
  M Sentenced to death and executed [180]
27. Baumberger, Albert F., 22[n 4][n 5] July 7 1893 Cando   North Dakota
6
1
 FM Sentenced to death and executed [181]
28. 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		 [182]
29. Marks, Cyrano, 39[n 4][n 5] July 12 1999 Atlanta   Georgia
6
1
 F Died by suicide [183]
30. James, Llewelyn, 16[n 1] February 4/5 2002 Winslow Township &
Lindenwold		   New Jersey
6
1
 FM Sentenced to 315 years in prison [184]
31. Jones, Thomas[n 4][n 5] March 21/22 1900 Garner   North Carolina
6
0
  MA Sentenced to death and executed [185]
32. Batson, Albert Edward, 20[n 4] February 13 1902 Welsh   Louisiana
6
0
 FM Sentenced to death and executed [186]
33. Davis, Walter Chesley, 48[n 5] May 7 1907 San Francisco   California
6
0
 F Found not guilty by reason of insanity [187]
34. Miller, Alex[n 4][n 5] December 21 1919 Gilcrest   Colorado
6
0
 F Arrested [188]
35. Bannon, Charles, 22[n 4][n 5] February 1930 Schafer   North Dakota
6
0
  M Killed by angry mob [189]
36. Cook, William Edward, 22 January 2–5 1951 Joplin
Ogilby		   Missouri
  California
6
0
 F Sentenced to death and executed
Also killed a dog
37. Unknown[n 4][n 5] June 25 1968 Good Hart   Michigan
6
0
 FM Unsolved
38. 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		 [190]
39. White, Sarah Isabel, 18[n 4][n 5] December 31 1975 Greenwood   Indiana
6
0
  A Sentenced to life imprisonment [191]
40. Geschwendt, George, 24[n 5] March 12 1976 Trevose   Pennsylvania
6
0
 F Sentenced to death
Also killed a dog		 [192]
41. Carter, Robert Earl, 26 August 18 1992 Somerville   Texas
6
0
 FMA Sentenced to death and executed [193]
42. Concepcion, Ramon, 28[n 5] May 2/3 1993 New York City   New York
6
0
  MA Sentenced to 37½ years in prison [194]
43. Harris, Westley Devon, 22[n 4][n 5] August 26 2002 Rutledge   Alabama
6
0
 F Sentenced to death [195]
44. Lewis, Lamont
Merritt, Robert		 August 26 2003 Philadelphia   Pennsylvania
6
0
  E Both sentenced to life imprisonment
Also killed a dog		 [196]
45. Strong, Preston Alton, 39 June 24 2005 Yuma   Arizona
6
0
 FM Sentenced to death
Also killed a man in 2007		 [197]
46. Devoe, Paul Gilbert, 43 August 24/27 2007 Marble Falls & Jonestown
State Line		   Texas
  Pennsylvania
6
0
 F Sentenced to death [198]
47. 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
48. Hudson, William Mitchell, 33 November 14 2015 Palestine   Texas
6
0
 FM Sentenced to death [199]
49. Adams, Phillip, 32 April 7 2021 Rock Hill   South Carolina
6
0
 F Died by suicide [200]
50. Macias, Teodoro, 28[n 5] May 9 2021 Colorado Springs   Colorado
6
0
 F Died by suicide [201]
51. Fenniel, Shad, 31 July 3 1914 Branchville   Texas
5
5
 FM Killed by police [202]
52. Soto, Christian Ivan, 22 (suspect) March 27 2024 Rockford   Illinois
4
7
  M Arrested
53. Djerf, Richard Kenneth, 23 Sep. 14 1993 Phoenix   Arizona
4
0
 FM Sentenced to death
54. Nengmy Vang March 22 2017 Northern Wisconsin Wisconsin
4
0
 Wounded exchanging fire with police and later dies of his injuries [203]

See also

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Abbreviations and footnotes

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  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t 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. ^ a b Assailant was a member of the military, police, or a comparable force at the time of the rampage.
  4. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s All the victims were members of the same family.
  5. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z 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)

References

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  1. ^ Duwe, Grant (2007). Mass Murder in the United States. Jefferson, NC: McFarland & Company. p. 15. ISBN 978-0-7864-3150-2.
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  171. ^ Gunman kills seven in Copley Twp. then is killed himself, Akron Beacon Journal (August 7, 2011)
    – 8 Dead, 1 Hurt in Copley Shooting Rampage, Chicago Tribune (August 8, 2011)
    – Copley spree killer may have had money troubles, letters indicate, Akron Beacon Journal (August 11, 2011)
    – Vigil Held at Copley High After Shooting Rampage, fox8.com (August 8, 2011)
  172. ^ Youth confesses murder of seven, The New York Times (May 6, 1928)
    – Youth murders entire family after quarrel, St. Petersburg Times (May 5, 1928)
    – Oberst tells real story of killings, The Emporia Gazette (May 22, 1928)
    – Jury deadlocked in patricide trial, San Antonio Express (December 4, 1930)
    – Oberst order is not upheld, Iola Daily Register (June 6, 1931)
    – Youth accused of murdering family freed, Albuquerque Journal (October 12, 1931)
  173. ^ 6 Arcadia children die in insecticide poisoning, St. Petersburg Times (October 26, 1967)
    – Richardson says he ate stew, The Evening Independent (December 1, 1967)
    – Richardson lawyers move for new trial, Ocala Star-Banner (June 18, 1968)
    – New trial is asked in Arcadia deaths, Sarasota Herald-Tribune (July 8, 1970)
    – Evidence may free father accused of killing 7 kids, The Palm Beach Post (August 12, 1988)
    – 7 murders in Arcadia resurface, The Palm Beach Post (August 13, 1988)
    – Man convicted of killing his 7 children freed, The Nashua Telegraph (April 26, 1989)
  174. ^ Suspect held for killing seven people, Rome News-Tribune (September 5, 1971)
    – Suspect Is Charged With Slaying Seven In Arizona Family, The New York Times (September 5, 1971)
    – Freeman guilty in mass murder, The Prescott Courier (April 25, 1975)
    – Freeman gets life, The Prescott Courier (May 28, 1975)
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  175. ^ Kin charged in separate family slayings, The Evening Independent (June 27, 1973)
    – Seven Slain in Chicago Suburb, The New York Times (June 27, 1973)
    – Slaying suspect placed under hospital care, St. Petersburg Times (June 28, 1973)
    – 7 killed in Chicago suburb, Eugene Register-Guard (June 27, 1973)
    – Workman gets 100–300 years, Chicago Tribune (June 18, 1981)
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  176. ^ Accused Iowa killer of 7 arraigned, CNN (September 1, 2001)
    – Man Is Arrested in the Killings of 5 Children and 2 Adults in Iowa, The New York Times (September 1, 2001)
    – Suspect to Face Charges for Iowa Slayings, Fox News (September 2, 2001)
  177. ^ In Baltimore, Slogan Collides With Reality, The New York Times (September 3, 2003)
  178. ^ "Septuple homicide suspects appear in court, trial for one set". November 18, 2023.
  179. ^ "Were killings at Aguanga marijuana grow 'a message'? - Los Angeles Times". Los Angeles Times. October 28, 2020.
  180. ^ An old crime recalled; a mother and five children killed by an Indian, The New York Times (July 9, 1887)
    – The Case of Samuel Mohawk, an indian of the Seneca tribe, charged with the murder of the Wigton family in Butler County, Penna. with the charge of the court, as reported for the spirit of the age; Foster, McMillin & Gamble, Pittsburgh, 1843
  181. ^ Baumberger may be tried, The New York Times (July 14, 1893)
    – Eager to lynch Bamberger, The New York Times (July 11, 1893)
    – Kreider Family's Funeral, The New York Times (July 13, 1893)
    – Death of D. S. Kreider, his wife and four daughters murdered, Terrell Times-Star (July 14, 1893)
    – Shocking slaughter, Winnipeg Free Press (July 10, 1893)
    – The deeds of a demon, Winnipeg Free Press (July 21, 1893)
    – Kreider Massacre in North Dakota
    – Capital crimes and criminals executed in northern Dakota Territory and North Dakota, 1885–1905
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  185. ^ A monstrous murder, The Fredericksburg Daily Star (March 23, 1900)
    – Horrible crime in Carolina – Six colored people murdered, The Daily Index-Appeal (March 23, 1900)
    – Negro Preacher Hanged for Murder, The New York Times (September 1, 1900)
  186. ^ Horrible & Gruesome Tragedy Near Welsh Archived 2012-03-03 at the Wayback Machine, Crowley Signal (March 1, 1902)
    – The Earl Family, Galveston Daily News (March 3, 1902)
    – Batson pleads not guilty, Davenport Daily Republican (March 21, 1902)
    – Fixing guilt on Batson, Davenport Daily Republican (April 18, 1902)
    – Confessed killing the Earls, The Kerrville Mountain Sun (May 3, 1902)
    – Batson hanged for murder of the Earls, Richmond Times-Dispatch (August 15, 1903)
  187. ^ Crazy man kills six, The New York Times (May 8, 1907)
    – Madman slays four men and two women, The San Francisco Call (May 8, 1907)
    – Commission to inquire into sanity of Davis, The San Francisco Call (May 9, 1907)
    – Insane murderer tries to commit suicide in emergency hospital, The San Francisco Call (May 10, 1907)
    – Maniac who slew six committed to asylum, The San Francisco Call (May 21, 1907)
  188. ^ Colorado family of 6 murdered on farm, The New York Times (December 22, 1919)
    – Denver farm hand held in murder of six people, Ludington Daily News (December 23, 1919)
    – Kills farmer, wife and four children, Los Angeles Times (December 22, 1919)
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  202. ^ Negro kills 8 with a short handled axe, The Newark Advocate (July 3, 1914)
    – Kills eight for revenge, The New York Times (July 4, 1914)
    – Kills eight with an ax, The Washington Post (July 4, 1914)
    – Negro kills 8 negroes, The Daily Advocate (July 4, 1914)
    – Four Negroes Dead; Five are Wounded; Slayer Escaped, Cameron Herald (July 9, 1914)
    – Two negroes killed and seven may die, The Galveston Daily News (July 4, 1914)
    – Five negroes were killed, Corsicana Semi-Weekly Light (July 7, 1914)
    – Negro desperado is shot and killed, The Galveston Daily News (February 22, 1915)
  203. ^ Here's a look at rampage killings that have occurred in the United States since the 1940s Retrieved 2 June 2024
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