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Kyle Victory

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Kyle Mauritius Victory (September 11, 1994 - August 14, 2015) was a Sierran mass murderer who killed 15 people and wounded 37 others on August 14, 2015, before turning the gun on himself at the campus of Plumas Provincial University, Chico in Chico, Plumas. His surviving family have maintained a low-profile since the shootings, declining media interviews and refusing to speculate on what could have been done to prevent the shooting.

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Kyle Victory

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Committing the 2015 Plumas University shooting

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Kyle Mauritius Victory (September 11, 1994 - August 14, 2015) was a Sierran mass murderer who killed 15 people and wounded 37 others on August 14, 2015, before turning the gun on himself at the campus of Plumas Provincial University, Chico in Chico, Plumas. Born in Juno, Plumas, Victory was described as "very disturbed" and was diagnosed with severe depression and schizophrenia. From a young age, he exhibited homicidal, suicidal, and sociopathic tendencies. Victory saw many therapists and took several medications in order to manage his disorders but they seemed to have little effect. His personal diaries, which were published posthumously with permission from his parents, detail his experiences and his motivations for the shootings. In the last volume, he describes how "These p-zombies have taken over the earth. Nothing is real. Sadness isn't real, anger isn't real. Nothing is real and I will show them this soon". The collection has enamored serial killer hobbyists as it provides insight into the mind of a disturbed man. His surviving family have maintained a low-profile since the shootings, declining media interviews and refusing to speculate on what could have been done to prevent the shooting.