The shooter fantasizes about carrying out an attack at night with a shotgun, describing how they would approach, shoot, and move

The Minneapolis shooter initially considered carrying out his act of violence against a local sandwich shop.

"At least if I get taken or shot at I sin, I still inflicted a few traumas to people. Getting stopped by the cops is not only game over, but humiliating and the cops aren’t afraid of or honored by anything, no will be forgotten."

Next to a picture of Sandy Hook shooter Adam Lanza, Minneapolis Church Shooter Robert Westman wrote "I want to kill! I want to Kill! I want to KILL!!!" "I will not rush my day of glory." and "WATCH OUT!" Over the picture of Lanza, Westman wrote "I will die" and "Kill yourself."

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The writer explicitly names Salvador Ramos as an inspiration, describes their writing as a continuation rather than a "manifesto," and continues detailing firearm preferences, training goals, and planning for an attack. This

The shooter describes a coworker named Ryan, expressing hatred and violent fantasies about killing him. The page repeats violent intent with firearms, talking about wanting a shotgun, wanting to kill, and even imagining starting practice with a "dry run."

Westman believed he was on the FBI's radar, and believed that he was being monitored. He again references his co-worker, Ryan, and says he wants to kill him.

This page escalates further — the writer talks about hating people, being ready to kill, and explicitly describes wanting to make others victims. They reference mass killers from the past, talk about revenge, and emphasize that their intent will not be forgotten.

This page is a "scorecard" ranking past mass shooters. It appears to rank their kill counts.

This page mixes terrorist hijacking fantasies (Pentagon/planes) with deep self-loathing, hopelessness, feelings of being trapped, sick, and dying. It alternates between violent fantasies and despairing, suicidal ideation.

The writer expresses despair and hostility, saying they no longer want to live and portraying the world as corrupt and “messed up.” They call for overthrowing the system, reference gun laws, and encourage others to act as well.

The shooter portrays himself as spiritually broken and stripped of joy, claiming they are trapped by an “evil force” and a corrupt system. Perhaps he believed he was possessed?

The troon expresses that his "spirit is shaking," and believes he was under some kind of supernatural attack.

The shooter describes visiting a gun store after applying for a firearm permit at a police station. He notes how easy the application process was and express excitement about handling real firearms, calling them “dream tools” rather than guns.

The writer documents frustration at being unable to purchase a 9mm Glock, noting only other calibers were available. They emphasize wanting specifically a 9mm and say they are willing to wait for it, planning to buy from their local gun shop to show support.

This page reveals escalating hostility and planning. Westman describes deep sadness and hatred at home, then shifts into violent fantasies about carrying out an attack. They explicitly discuss buying lottery tickets as a symbolic “sign” from the universe to sponsor their actions,

The writer continues their fixation on firearms, expressing frustration at being unable to purchase a shotgun and describing themselves as “desperate” for a gun. They detail shopping for accessories such as camouflage gear, shell holders, training rounds, and even bulletproof

The shooter admits they are torn between wanting to carry out their violent plan and wanting to be stopped, even hoping federal authorities will intervene by reviewing their online activity. He remains fixated on obtaining firearms and accessories, but express concern about

Westman continues to debate firearm choices, and then expresses he does not feel any remorse for his future victims.

Minneapolis shooter Robert Westman rejected ideological or political motives, stating his intent to kill is for “fun” and to achieve high numbers. They reference mass shooters Stephen Paddock and Robert Bowers as inspirations and express a desire to surpass their “scores.”

This page is an explicit manifesto-like rant. Westman declares hatred for the world and emphasizes their commitment to mass killing.

The shooter declares feelings of emptiness, glorifies thoughts of death and chaos, and admits writing obsessively about their murder plans. He expresses anger over the lack of recent school shootings and a desire for such violence to resume.

The writer fixates on firearm choices again, particularly the Taurus G3 short slide. They weigh pros and cons like recoil, magazine capacity, cost, and accessory availability. The passage shows obsessive consideration of weapon performance for lethality, explicitly describing

Westman describes watching videos of individuals being shot and killed, and expresses that he wants the same to be done to him. "I can't wait to quit myself."

This page reveals continued obsession and frustration, with the shooter stating they “can’t wait to kill.” They describe going to a local gun store (Metro) to be around weapons and evaluate firearm options.

The writer declares they are “too far gone to be saved,” rejecting therapy or medical help. They glorify guns as their only source of fulfillment, expressing joy at finally embracing their violent urges after years of repression.

This page diverges into sadistic fantasies, specifically about torturing and killing dogs. The writer describes in detail methods of abuse—shooting, hitting, spraying, scratching, and psychological torment—claiming these desires predated their fixation on mass shootings.

This page expands on previous sadistic fantasies, describing extreme methods of torturing dogs, including using hot sauce, shooting, burning, beating, drowning, and humiliation. The writer revels in the cruelty, calling it “fun,” and imagines combining different methods for

This page continues violent fantasies, shifting from torturing small animals with fire and explosives to asserting that their real desire is to commit a mass shooting.

The shooter describes fantasies of stabbing victims before a mass shooting, relishing the idea of watching terror in their eyes. They acknowledge the risks of being caught but still consider it possible. The page shifts into resentment about home life, frustration with pain,

Minneapolis shooter Robert Westman decides to kill himself, and commit an act of mass violence ahead of time.

This page is explicitly tactical. The shooter focuses on how to maximize casualties during a shooting, weighing headshots versus center mass for efficiency.

This entry contains highly detailed tactical planning. The writer debates shotgun types and ammunition, comparing recoil, magazine size, and risks of malfunctions. They state they need at least 2,000 rounds for the planned attack, indicating large-scale preparation.

Minneapolis Church Shooter Robert Westman wrote in his manifesto: "I am the son of God's whore. I will return to Hell!"

This page blends violent racism, homophobia, and homicidal ideation with delusional religious themes. The writer fantasizes about destroying lives and families, calling themselves a satanic “harbinger of destruction.”

This entry shows the writer fantasizing about clothing and appearance for their planned mass shooting. They discuss designing a tactical costume, describing it as smart, scary, blank, and void-like, in order to embody terror and hide their identity.

This page shows the writer comparing themselves to Stephen Paddock (Las Vegas mass shooter), admiring his planning and final attack. They claim that even with wealth, comfort, or medical treatment, they would still want to kill.

This entry describes readiness to execute a mass shooting, specifically targeting a church. The writer considers using amphetamines to maintain energy and focus, describes themselves as “sane, cold, and calculating,” and repeatedly visualizes opening fire during Sunday services.

Minneapolis shooter Robert Westman describes how he will commit his mass shooting.

This entry, dated June 29, 2025, mixes an apology to family with rationalizations for violence. The writer laments their cancer diagnosis, anger, and self-radicalization, claiming they no longer care about their own death.

This page contains apocalyptic and delusional language, presenting himself as an “empty shell” destined to be an agent of death.

This entry reflects obsession with notoriety and media coverage, with the writer imagining their face and name being dissected after an attack. They acknowledge wanting to join the “ranks” of killers and blame early exposure to violent online content for influencing them.

This entry reveals the writer’s fascination with wearing a blank, dark mask, seeing it as symbolic of their violent identity. They acknowledge being “sick in the head” and perverted, fully intent on carrying out their plan.

This entry mixes practical considerations about masks with deeper issues of identity and self-hatred. The writer debates wearing a mask versus balaclava for an attack, while also lamenting being trans, expressing regret, and describing dysphoria and hatred for their body and

@TrumpWHUpdates That's right. He will return to hell for eternity!!!

@TrumpWHUpdates That is demonic.

@TrumpWHUpdates After reading this; Anger management classes/therapy classes, would be a great curriculum to introduce at kindergarten implementing all the way to 12th grade high school. Take some of the billions that we give to the world health organization yearly to fund it.

@TrumpWHUpdates SOUND FAMILIAR?! GET RID OF THE GAMES! The phrase "I did it without hesitation. Am I the bad guy?" summarizes the player's moral dilemma in the 2009 video game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. The reflection comes in response to the game's controversial "No Russian" mission.

@TrumpWHUpdates Russians don't write like this.

@TrumpWHUpdates @grok what language is this written in?

@TrumpWHUpdates How has it been translated in full so fast?

@TrumpWHUpdates Unintelligible

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@TrumpWHUpdates @elonmusk @KristiNoem - no mention of issues with gender identity.