Byran Uyesugi: The Xerox Murders (1999)
On the morning of November 2, 1999, a quiet Xerox technician walked into his Honolulu workplace, calmly said “good morning… good luck” to a coworker, and opened fire. Seven men never went home. One more barely escaped.
In this episode of A True Crime Podcast, host Alexander Lawson recounts the deadliest workplace shooting in Hawaii’s history—the methodical killings, the five-hour standoff, the failed insanity defense, and the lives forever changed by Byran Uyesugi’s calculated act of revenge.
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