In another example of how you just never know when violence or an attack can occur, the students in a nursing class at Oikos University certainly weren’t expecting one of their classmates to suddenly go on a murderous rampage. But that’s what happened as, at approximately 10:30 AM that morning, while in the midst of class, the suspect, Mr. One L. Goh, stood up, pulled a .45ACP caliber handgun and began his killing spree.
Reportedly Mr. Goh ordered his classmates to their feet and had them line up against a wall while verbalizing his intent to kill them. Reports indicate that he shot a total of ten people, killing seven. In possession of four 10-round magazines for his weapon, according to the investigation, Mr. Goh then fled the campus, firing as he went. He was later apprehended in a supermarket parking lot in the stolen vehicle of one of his victims approximately five miles from the Oikos University campus.
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The remainder of this article is part of the book "Active Killers and the Crimes They Perpetrated," available in print or ebook via Amazon.
Joshua Borelli
Joshua Borelli has been studying active shooter and mass attack events over the course of the past several years, commensurate with receiving training on response and recovery to natural disasters and civil disturbances. Joshua started to outline this series of articles in an attempt to identify commonalities and logistical needs patterns for response.
