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A man claiming to be Bryce Williams called ABC News over the
last few weeks, saying he wanted to pitch a story and wanted to
fax information. He never told ABC News what the story was.

This morning, a fax was in the machine (time stamped 8:26 a.m.)
almost two hours after the shooting. A little after 10 a.m., he
called again, and introduced himself as Bryce, but also said his
legal name was Vester Lee Flanagan, and that he shot two people
this morning. While on the phone, he said authorities are “after
me,” and “all over the place.” He hung up. ABC News contacted
the authorities immediately and provided them with the fax.

In the 23-page document faxed to ABC News, the writer says “MY
NAME IS BRYCE WILLIAMS” and his legal name is Vester Lee
Flanagan II. He writes what triggered today’s carnage was his
reaction to the racism of the Charleston church shooting:

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“Why did I do it? I put down a deposit for a gun on 6/19/15. The
Church shooting in Charleston happened on 6/17/15…”

Sources say Flanagan's firearm was legally purchased from a
Virginia gun store.

“What sent me over the top was the church shooting. And my
hollow point bullets have the victims’ initials on them."

It is unclear whose initials he is referring to. He continues,
“As for Dylann Roof? You (deleted)! You want a race war
(deleted)? BRING IT THEN YOU WHITE …(deleted)!!!” He said
Jehovah spoke to him, telling him to act.

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Later in the manifesto, the writer quotes the Virginia Tech mass
killer, Seung Hui Cho, calls him “his boy,” and expresses
admiration for the Columbine High School killers. “Also, I was
influenced by Seung–Hui Cho. That’s my boy right there. He got
NEARLY double the amount that Eric Harris and Dylann Klebold
got…just sayin.'"

Sources familiar with the investigation tell ABC News that in
his attack, Flanagan used a Glock 19 -- a firearm similar to one
that Cho used in his mass attack.

In Flanagan's often rambling letter to authorities, family and
friends, he writes of a long list of grievances. In one part of
the document, Flanagan calls it a “Suicide Note for Friends and
Family."

He says he has been attacked by black men and white females
He talks about how he was attacked for being a gay, black man
He says has suffered racial discrimination, sexual harassment
and bullying at work
A source with direct knowledge of his complaints against the
station said a pair of tweets sent today and attributed to him
accurately reflect previous complaints he lodged against the two
people he killed today. These are the two Tweets: “Alison made
racist comments,” and, “Adam went to hr on me after working with
me one time!!!”
Nowhere in the document does he make specific threats against
anyone from WDBJ.

In his manifesto, he says he encountered "nasty racist things"
while working at WDBJ-7 in Roanoke, and that drove him to sue
the station. "I marched down to the courthouse and sued WDBJ7 by
myself and they settled! HA!"

He continues: "I can remember one day in particular... leaving
the courthouse... feeling overwhelmed... confused... even some
fear. But by golly I knew I HAD to fight. ... They truly f----d
with my life and caused an awful chain of events." He says he
even killed his cats in a forest "because of them."

Flanagan says that, "Hell yeah, I made mistakes," noting that he
"should not have been so curt" with photographers in Roanoke.
"[B]ut you know why I was? The damn news director was a
micromanaging tyrant!!"

And, he writes, "the photogs were out to get me at WDBJ7... one
went to HR after only working with me one time... the chief
photog told his troops to [record video of] me if they saw be
doing something wrong."

Flanagan then suggests that, after leaving WDBJ-7, he was
offered a job at a station in Pennsylvania, but WDBJ-7 persuaded
the Pennsylvania station to rescind the offer.

"I got to the point, this time around, where I wasn't even
looking for a job. I don't need to deal with workplace bullies
anymore. THAT is what lawmakers need to focus on," he adds.

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“Yes, it will sound like I am angry," he writes in his
manifesto. "I am. And I have every right to be. But when I leave
this Earth, the only emotion I want to feel is peace....”

“The church shooting was the tipping point…but my anger has been
building steadily...I’ve been a human powder keg for a
while…just waiting to go BOOM!!!!”

He chronicles the "tough times" he's faced, including some
"financial crashes." He says he used to work as a male escort
but, "I am proud of it" because he "made thousands."

"[I] tried to pull myself up by the bootstraps," but, "The
damage was already done and when someone gets to this point,
there is nothing that can be said or done to change their
sadness to happiness. It does not work that way. Meds? Nah. It's
too much."

"And then, after the unthinkable happened in Charleston, THAT
WAS IT!!!"

"Yeah I'm all f----- up in the head," he concedes.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/shooting-alleged-gunman-details- grievances-suicide-notes/story?id=33336339

--
Illegal alien muslim Barack Hussein Obama seizes on this tragedy
caused by one of his mentally ill homosexual, black ardent
supporters, to wave the flags for more gun control.
 

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