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"I
have already tried in my youth to enlist in the Forces...
which would have allowed me to enter the arsenal and proceed
Lortie in a rampage. They refused me because I'm asocial. So
I waited until this day to execute all my projects."
- Taken from Lepine's suicide note.
Marc Lepine
was a bit of a loony. He was obsessed with war and violence,
neighbours complained about the volume of his TV as he
watched non-stop war films. He also hated women. The reason
for this one was quite simple - they didn't like him, or
they didn't find him attractive. This hatred of women grew
into an absolute loathing. Lepine ended up labelling all
women who didn't want him 'feminist.' He particularly hated
feminists.
Eventually Lepine found a woman who liked him a little, and
she became pregnant. For Lepine this was a solution, she
couldn't get away if they had a child together, and he would
have a son. Unfortunately for Lepine his girlfriend decided
she didn't want a kid, and told him she was getting an
abortion. For Lepine this was too much, and he decided to
take the ultimate revenge on all the feminists he could.
December
6, 1989. The last day of term before the Christmas break -
and the day Lepine would be revenged. He stormed an
engineering class at the University of Montreal.
"Okay, everybody stop what their doing."
- Lepine's opening line.
As
Lepine spoke the line he pulled out an automatic rifle. He
was wearing blue jeans, an anorak and a red baseball cap.
The students all thought it was a practical joke, until
Lepine put a bullet into the ceiling.
"Move! Split into two - the girls on the
left, the guys on the right."
Their
were only nine girls in the class of sixty, and once
gathered Lepine ordered the males to leave. They did, still
thinking that it must be a prank.
"Do any of you know why I'm here?... I'm
here to fight feminism!"
Lepine
then opened fire on the girls - killing six, wounding the
other three. Lepine then left the room firing
indiscriminately at the males still outside the room. He was
heard yelling -
"I want the women"
Lepine
reloaded the rifle. He then proceeded to walk through the
building, killing four more women along the way. He then
went into room 311 where he killed three more women, and
wounded others. He then walked up to one of the wounded,
drew out a hunting knife and ended her suffering with three
stabs. The classroom was still full of students, all
scattered under desks, but Lepine seemed not to notice as he
took off his anorak, wrapped it around the rifle, and blew
his baseball cap off (with the assistance of the top of his
skull).
INTERESTING BITS
The police were not called until 5.17pm. Lepine's brains
were on the ground at 5.20pm.
He could have kept going for at least 5 more minutes before
they could have stopped him.
Lepine was another shorty - He was only 5' 6"
He was born Gamil Gharbi and he later changed it to Marc
Lepine.
He was described as a brilliant student, but lost interest
when he discovered war films.
He kept a skull on his bookcase.
Amusingly, Lepine was turned down for the Army because he
was believed to be mentally unstable. He was also turned
down by the University for a place in the engineering
course.
In his pocket was a hand written note-
"Forgive the mistakes, I had only 15 minutes to write this."
"Please note that if I am committing suicide today...it is
not for economic reasons...but for political reasons. For I
have decided to send to their forefathers the feminists who
have always ruined my life. It has been seven years since
that life ceased to bring me any joy, and being totally
bored, I have decided to put an end to those vigaros..."
"Even if the mad killer label is stuck on me by the media, I
regard myself as a rational and intelligent person who has
been forced into taking extreme actions... Being rather
backward-looking by nature (except for science), the
feminists have always had a talent for enraging me. They
want to keep the advantages of women...while grabbing those
of men."
Lepine then went on to list 15 women who he deemed 'the
enemy.'
"These nearly died today. Lack of time (because I started
too late) has allowed these radical feminists to survive."
The letter was signed "Marc Lepine"
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