The note the killer wrote before killing six people and committing suicide at a Virginia Walmart: “I was harassed by idiots”

The young man who killed six people at a Walmart in Virginia on Tuesday he left a message before committing suicide with the gun he had bought that day. In the note, he apologized and complained about his colleagues.

“I’m sorry I let you down, God. It wasn’t your fault, it was mine. I was bullied by idiots with low intelligence and lack of vision. I was just as guilty and let my team down and everyone who loved me by convincing them that I was normal,” confessed Andre Bing, 31, who he was a manager at that supermarket.

In the note written on his cell phone, found by the Chesapeake police and later released by the media, he clarified that his employees would suffer the “same fate” because they made fun of him.

“My real intention was never to kill anyone.. My only wish would have been for a fresh start and for my parents to pay more attention to my social deficiencies. I’m sorry. I hadn’t planned it, but things fell into place like I was possessed by Satan. May God forgive me for what I’m about to do,” she concluded.

According to ABC, he had no criminal record and legally purchased a 9mm pistol hours before the shooting. Police were alerted to the events at 10:12 pm (local time) on Tuesday, when the Walmart supermarket was still open.

Some employees cited by the chain pointed out that he was a difficult person. Jessica Wilczewski, one of the survivors, said workers were in the warehouse about to start the night shift when Bing entered and opened fire on them.

The details of the shooting

A shooting rocked a Walmart supermarket in Virginia Tuesday night, killing seven people, including the shooter, an employee who later committed suicide.

The Chesapeake City Police responded to calls to 911 shots in a Walmart supermarket around 10 p.m., and when he arrived at the scene he found signs of a shooting, police officer Leo Kosinski said.

Kosinski had said the agents found several victims and wounded at the scene, and the City said Wednesday morning the shooting left seven dead, including the shooter.

The supermarket was full of people. when the employee got fired due to Thanksgiving holiday shopping.

Walmart, the largest retail supermarket in the United States, said in a statement it was “shocked by this tragic event”.

“We pray for those affected, the community and our collaborators. We are working closely with the security forces and are focused on supporting our collaborators”, adds the US supermarket giant.

Virginia State Senator, Louise Lukehe said it was “absolutely heartbroken of a new mass shooting in America that occurred at a Walmart in my district in Chesapeake, Virginia tonight.”

With information from AFP.