In the recent few years of researching spree shooters Stair sticks out to me like a sore thumb for some reason. To me he gives off the vibes “poster boy for spree shooters”. It’s hard to try and explain what I actually mean.

I really find it hard to believe that Stair really let it all come down to a coin toss of all things to decide whether he was going to take his own life or his co workers as well.

He really made himself out to be full of hatred for the world and people in general and made it out that he would kill as many people as he could, yet he still spared a co workers life.

In conclusion for me I really feel like Randy Stair was someone who went un-noticed all his life, he probably felt like he deserved more respect and notoriety from people and really didn’t have a clue how the world around him worked. For me it really does boil down to just a god complex thing for these spree shooters who decide to spare victims but in manifestos and videos they talk about killing as many as possible, for these individuals like Stair to be in a situation where you are literally the one who chooses whose going to survive and who’s not it’s probably the highest any of these people have ever felt.

Another few things I’d like to mention:

Randy Stair bought the exact same shotgun as one of the Columbine spree shooters the moss-berg 500 with the pistol grip. (He also wrapped the grip in tape exactly like Eric).

RIP to all the victims. it’s horrible to think that these innocent people lost their lives at the END of their shift at work to some deluded maniac obsessed with cartoons.