Mexico Pyramid Shooting: Lone Wolf Inspired by Columbine

0:00On April 21st, a gunman opened fire on Taurus at Mexico's Pyramid of the Moon in Teotihuacan, killing one Canadian woman and wounding 13, others before taking his own life. The attack hit three Colombians, two Brazilians, six Americans, and another Canadian, with injuries including gunshot wounds to a six-year-old boy, and a 13-year-old girl, plus a 61-year-old American among the victims. This happened on the 27th anniversary of the Columbine High School massacre, where two teens killed 13 people back in 19, 99. Investigators identified the shooter as a local Mexico City man through his voter ID, and they're calling him a lone wolf inspired by those Columbine. Killers Witnesses describe chaos on the Pyramid steps, with people dropping to the ground as more than 20 shots echoed out. One visitor saw the gunman prowling from the top, while screens for police filled the air. Through detail show, he wore a shirt tied to a dark online group obsessed with school

1:00shooters, and near his body, cops found a picture frame with an AI. Image of him posing alongside the Columbine pair, social media photos also caught him making Nazi salutes. Mexico's president expressed deep sorrow, pledged a full probe, and since support teams to help families and survivors, staying in close touch as updates roll out.