Before the massacre at school, they killed an uncle and left two "Bibles" icing | Chronic

A shooting took place in a school of the metropolitan area of ​​the Brazilian city of San Pablo making 10 deaths, including the two badailants who were former students of the institution, said official sources quoted by local media.

Young people, identified by the police as being Luiz Henrique de Castro, 25 years old and Guilherme Taucci Monteiro, 17, murdered a merchant before entering the Raul Brasil school. This first victim was the owner of a nearby car wash, who was in turn uncle of Monteiro; then they entered the school where they perpetrated the mbadacre.

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On the other hand, the police revealed that in the car in which the murderers had arrived, there were two notebooks with drawings and annotations of different types.

In one of them, there were illustrations of weapons, mentions of video games and tactics of combat: "If you send your army to attack, even if it is weak, if you do it quickly, the enemy will not have time to defend themselves", is one of the tips.

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"When you walk in the open, do not disturb anyone." If someone is bothering you, ask him to stop. "If he does not stop, destroy him.", is another of the written sentences. The font that appears next to the sentence is "the satanic Bible".

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Game tactic:

There are also drawings of hooded people and scattered hate words. There are even English phrases, such as "Do not look … or it takes you" (do not look, or it will take you)

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In the other notebook, you will find a list of the school's rules of conduct. "It is forbidden to use the cell phone in clbad, you can not smoke and you have to collaborate with the organization and cleanliness of the environments" they are certain of them, according to Infobae.