Police
believe they have established a motive that sent Michael McLendon on a deadly
shooting spree in which he killed ten people before turning the gun on himself
in a pair of small towns in Alabama.
According
to police reports McLendon had created a “hit-list” in which he kept track of
people and businesses that had wronged him over the years.
McLendon’s
murder spree began when he shot his mother to death and then burned down the home
the two shared in Kinston. McLendon then carried his rampage into the towns of
Samson and Geneva where he fired at homes, shops and passing vehicles.
Once
in Samson the 28-year-old gunman killed four relatives as well as the wife and
infant daughter of a sheriff’s deputy. Following those murders McLendon killed two
people at a local convenience store and then shot to death a man passing by in
a pick-up truck.
McLendon
then traveled toward Geneva and with police in pursuit he began firing at the officers
until he arrived at a metal products plant where he once worked. After entering
the building McLendon turned the gun on himself, ending one of the worst
shooting sprees in U.S. history
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