- In the trash, there was also a screenshot from the surveillance cameras dating back to October.
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The terror list: the Virginia supermarket shooter had a document with names of employees and hours
The shooter at the Walmart supermarket in Chesapeake (Virginia, United States) threw away a 'kill list' with the names of the store workers, the departments in which they worked and their work shift. Some of the names were circled in ballpoint pen.
A DailyMail journalist found Andre Bing's list in the rubbish outside the shooter's home, following property searches carried out by police. There was also a screenshot from the supermarket's surveillance cameras dating back to October. The image shows a person dressed in black walking into a Walmart just before midnight.
Andre Bing, 31, walked into a Chesapeake supermarket last Tuesday and shot and killed six people. Four people survived the shooting, but are in the hospital. The perpetrator of the massacre was also found dead inside the store. Police were alerted to the events at 10:12 p.m. local time (03:12 GMT on Wednesday), when Walmart was still open.
The names on the 'kill list'
Before carrying out the massacre, Bing trashed his kill list and the image from the security cameras. The list collected information from his co-workers: names, shifts, breaks, departments and functions.
On the list was the name of 22-year-old Tyneka Johnson, who was one of six victims in the massacre. Brian Pendleton, Randall Blevins, Lorenzo Gamble and Kellie Pyle - four of the deceased - are not among the names. The sixth, a 16-year-old boy who has not yet been identified, it is not known if he was included in the list.
Four people were shot and managed to survive the attack, although they are now in hospital. Two of them, Jalon Jones and Jessica Wilczewski, were on the list. Another survivor, Jessie Wilczewski, was also among the names. However, as she herself told WAVY, the shooter had "problems with certain people", but she spared her life by saying "Jessie, go home".
They reportedly found a similar list of targets near Bing's body at the scene. The shooter wrote a self-pity manifesto in which he complained about changes in his employment status and complained that other employees were harassing him.
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