Jianke, 22, who considers himself handsome, has posted many selfies on the Internet. Photo: Recap Tres Genco IG
A man in Ohio, Tres Genco, resented because he mightn’t get a girlfriend. He was dissatisfied with his delay in “getting off the list” and became a misogynist. Not only did he take the initiative to receive military training and buy more guns, There are also specific plans to “slaughter” 3,000 women. Fortunately, he was arrested and prosecuted by the police before he committed the crime, and he may end up in prison for the rest of his life.
According to FOX NEWS, the 22-year-old Jianke considers himself handsome, posted many selfies on the Internet, and sighed on social platforms: “I’m so handsome, why can’t I have a girlfriend?” He also complained: “It’s all because of the poor eyesight of these women.” With a distorted mind, he planned a terrorist plan to kill 3,000 women.
Jian received civilian military training, and joined the “involuntary single” group on the Internet to keep warm in the stratosphere. The members of this group are mainly single men, and they are full of negative comments and remarks regarding women. Jian Ke As a result, his words and deeds became more and more extreme. Not only did he publish many controversial remarks, but he even wrote a “Hateful Manifesto”. The words were full of women’s anger at his neglect, thinking that it was these women’s fault that they might not escape being single.
Jianke set out specific steps and goals in the manifesto, and planned to kill 3,000 women, but it has not yet been clear why he specifically specified the killing of Ohio University sorority members. Jianke has also embarked on his killing plan, buying multiple guns, bulletproof vests and machetes in 2021. The U.S. judicial unit received information and arrested Jianke before committing the crime. U.S. Ohio Attorney Kenneth L. Parker was fortunate to be able to prevent it from happening.
Parker said: “Jianke planned a plan to kill a woman and intended to execute it. Our federal and regional law enforcement agencies worked together to stop the crime before he committed the crime.” After investigation, Jianke pleaded guilty and completed a confession on the 12th, admitting that he wanted The motives behind the massacre of 3,000 women were “hatred, jealousy, and a desire for revenge,” and Jianke might face life in prison if convicted.