Title: 10 Deadliest School Shootings in U.S. History
Headings: 10 Deadliest School Shootings in U.S. History
10 Deadliest School Shootings in U.S. History
These are ten of the most savage attacks on American innocence.
10. West Nickel Mines Shooting
9. Oikos University Shooting
8. California State Fullerton Massacre
7. Red Lake Shootings
6. Umpqua Community College Shooting
5. Enoch Brown School Massacre
4. Columbine High School Massacre
3. UT Tower Shooting
2. Sandy Hook Elementary Shooting
1. Virginia Tech Massacre
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Content: Umpqua Community College Shooting
On October 1, 2015, 26-year-old Christopher Harper-Mercer committed the deadliest mass shooting in Oregon history. He killed nine people and injured seven others at Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Oregon. He spared one person in the classroom he opened fire in, only to deliver a message to the police for him. Mercer was described as "hate filled" by those who knew him. In addition, he identified himself as a White Supremacist, anti religious and suffered from long term mental health issues. Some theories behind the mass shooting were Mercer falling below a C average, putting him at risk for suspension, as well as him not being able to pay the tuition bill due. He ultimately committed suicide after the attack. 5. Enoch Brown School Massacre
The Enoch Brown School Massacre is one of the first documented school shootings in U.S. history. On July 26, 1794, four Lenape Indians entered a Settler's schoolhouse in Delaware where they massacred school master Enoch Brown and nine children;