‘Incel’ Jake Davison killed little girl, 3, and four others in gun rampage

DAVISON TALKED ABOUT WANTING TO REGAIN ‘DRIVE AND DETERMINATION’ HE ONCE HAD

Davison said he was “still in the same house, same situation, same position” and talked about wanting to regain the “drive and motivation” he once had.

Although saying he did not “clarify” himself as an “incel” – the abbreviation used online for “involuntarily celibate”, for those unable to find a romantic or sexual partner despite desiring one – he talked about “people similar to me have had nothing but themselves”.

Before signing off, he said: “I know it’s a movie but I like to think sometimes I’m the Terminator or something. Despite reaching almost total system failure he keeps trying to accomplish his mission.”

HUNDREDS LIGHT CANDLES AND LAY FLOWERS AT EMOTIONAL VIGIL FOR VICTIMS

Mourners have placed candles and flowers at North Down Crescent Park in Keyham, close to where five people were murdered in the grim shotgun rampage. 

Davison, 22, shot his own mum before randomly killing four other people and then turned the gun on himself in a grim gun rampage in Plymouth.

Lee Martyn, 43, and daughter Sophie were among five people slaughtered as Jake Davison opened fire on a quiet cul-de-sac yesterday.

Twisted Davison shot the pair at random after first targeting his mum Maxine, 51, in her home.

He then went on to kill Stephen Washington, 59, who was walking his dog, and Kate Shepherd, 66, who was rushed to hospital but later died. 

Mourners have turned out to pay their respects to those who lost their lives in the tragic mass shooting. 

GUNMAN WAS A FOLLOWER OF THE ‘INCEL’ MOVEMENT

Jake Davison’s YouTube page has revealed the mass-murderer as a rambling gun nut who follows the “Incel” movement.

He likes Incel TV – an online support group for “involuntary celibates” that is linked to male supremacy and misogyny.

Incels believe they have no possibility of finding a partner to get love, validation or acceptance from. The movement has been labelled a “hate” group with many followers accused of believing they are owed sex by women.

In turn, this makes some Incels want to strike out at the world because they have been rejected by girls, while others blame attractive men for their perceived problems.

The community gained worldwide attention when British-born student Elliot Rodger, 22, murdered six people at the University of California in 2014.

FIRST ACTIVE SHOOTER IN 11 YEARS

The Plymouth rampage was the first time an active shooter has been on the loose in the UK since Derrick Bird’s killing spree in west Cumbria on June 2, 2010.

Twelve people died including the gunman, his twin brother David and the family’s solicitor.

After first murdering his brother and a colleague, the 52-year-old taxi driver drove through rural west Cumbria and fired at random people on country roads and in villages before finally killing himself.

Bird was said to have argued with colleagues on the taxi rank the night before and told one: “You won’t see me again.”

Eleven victims survived the shooting but some ended up with life-changing injuries.

The horror left a lasting mark on the victims’ families and friends as well as those who witnessed the rampage.

DAVISON ONLINE ACTIVITY

Davison also has a dark YouTube page where he rambles about his failed love life and follows countless pro-gun accounts.

Just two days ago, he added a clip to his ‘liked’ videos of a M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle being shot.

Davison also likes Incel TV – an online support group for “involuntary celibates” that is linked to male supremacy and misogyny.

The movement has been labelled a “hate” group with many followers accused of believing they are owed sex by women.

It was linked to the killing of ten people in Canada in 2018 after Alek Minassian posted a Facebook message showing his support for Incels before ploughing a van into crowds.

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