A TikTok account believed to belong to Natalie Rupnow, the deceased 15-year-old identified as the person who shot and killed two members of the Abundant Life Christian School in Wisconsin, was deleted after the shooting, according to TMZ. The Anti-Defamation League said it believes the account, which had the handle @targetedbloodsport, belonged to Rupnow, who also used the first name “Samantha.” Posted to the account were “a range of very generic white supremacist and antisemitic memes,” according to the organization. Those memes reportedly included “Nazi images” and “racist statistics.” Written in the account’s biography was “totally normal day,” which is a phrase often used by racist or White supremacist users to communicate “TND,” or “total n***er death,” the Anti-Defamation League said. TikTok did not return a request for comment by The National News Desk. ABC News reported Tuesday it believed Rupnow also had an X account through which she shared footage of a 2015 stabbing at a school in Sweden and a video of a person killing themselves at a shooting range. Another post reportedly featured a person making an “OK” hand gesture in a bathroom stall.
via newschannel9: Deleted TikTok account tied to Wisconsin school shooter featured ‘Nazi images,’ ADF says
siehe auch: Madison School Shooter Appears to Have Been Invited into Private Chat Created to “Watch” Turkish Neo-Nazi Stabbing Attack As Madison, Wisconsin, reels from America’s 112th deadly school shooting of 2024, Center on Extremism researchers are combing through social media profiles that appear to belong to shooter Natalie “Samantha” Rupnow, a 15-year-old girl who committed suicide at the scene. Among our findings: The shooter appears to have been invited into and participated in a very sparsely populated Telegram chat in which Arda Küçükyetim, the Turkish neo-Nazi who stabbed five people outside a Turkish mosque on August 12, 2024, appeared to have posted his own racist “manifesto” just prior to his attack. A self-described “friend” of Küçükyetim shared a live link of the attack, and chat participants (including, we believe, the Madison shooter) commented on the “success” of the stabbing spree. COE researchers have also reviewed a TikTok account (which we believe belonged to the shooter) that posted a range of very generic white supremacist and antisemitic memes (including Nazi images and racist “statistics”) with a bio including the phrase “Totally normal day” –wording often used by racist or white supremacist users as a code for “TND,” or “total n* death.” According to reports, a post from an “X” account (again, believed to belong to the shooter) from the day of the attack includes a photo of a person giving the “okay” hand gesture, which is used in some extremist circles as a way to troll viewers.