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The Plymouth Incel Murderer Who Shocked the UK _ The Jake Davison Case · The Mind of a Man

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  Speaker 1: You know, I try, and I always keep trying. But
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  Speaker 1: it's like, I'm at the point now where it's like,
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  Speaker 1: why do I even bother?
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  Speaker 2: Like, for what?
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  Speaker 3: You know? Five victims, the oldest 66, the youngest just
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  Speaker 3: three years old.
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  Speaker 2: I like to think sometimes, you know, I'm a terminator
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  Speaker 2: or something.
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  Speaker 3: This is Jake Davison, a self-proclaimed incel who broadcast his
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  Speaker 3: hatred of himself, women, and the world online for all
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  Speaker 3: to see. Yet, in spite of this and multiple violent
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  Speaker 3: encounters with strangers, he was given access to a gun.
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  Speaker 3: In 2021, he took that gun to the streets, causing
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  Speaker 3: the most deadly massacre by firearms that the United Kingdom
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  Speaker 3: had seen in over a decade.
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  Speaker 2: Several people have been killed and injured in what police
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  Speaker 2: are calling a serious firearms incident in Plymouth.
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  Speaker 3: Can't get over it.
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  Speaker 1: It just seems like a bad dream.
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  Speaker 3: The Shetland Islands are known as one of the most
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  Speaker 3: beautiful places in the United Kingdom. Remote and isolated with
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  Speaker 3: a population of just around 20,000 people, it's a safe,
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  Speaker 3: vibrant place to raise a family and sow some roots.
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  Speaker 3: In 1998, that's precisely what Maxine Davison intended to do
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  Speaker 3: on the lush, rocky coastline. She had grown up on
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  Speaker 3: the island and was incredibly fond of it. But soon,
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  Speaker 3: into her adulthood, the idyllic life she pictured had begun
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  Speaker 3: to crumble. Her husband, Mark Davison, was a local fisherman
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  Speaker 3: with a rather shadowy reputation. He was most known in
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  Speaker 3: the small community for allegedly being a drunkard who frequently
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  Speaker 3: got into bar fights. Regardless, Maxine fell head over heels
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  Speaker 3: for him. By the summer of 1998, she had already
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  Speaker 3: had twins with him, and was pregnant with her son,
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  Speaker 3: whom she would name Jake Davison. But Jake would never
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  Speaker 3: know a life in a happy home with his brother, sister,
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  Speaker 3: and two parents, because before his birth, his mother grew
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  Speaker 3: tired of her toxic relationship with Mark. She allegedly felt
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  Speaker 3: he drank too much, partied too late, and spent too
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  Speaker 3: much of their money on frivolous things. Wanting a better
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  Speaker 3: life for herself and her son, she fled to Keom,
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  Speaker 3: located in the lush county of Devon. Her two twins,
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  Speaker 3: Zoe and Jake, remained on the island with their father,
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  Speaker 3: who had the means to support them. From the get-go,
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  Speaker 3: things were challenging for Maxine and Jake. As a single mother,
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  Speaker 3: she struggled to make ends meet, and the two settled
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  Speaker 3: in a government-funded housing on Biddick Drive in Plymouth. Financially,
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  Speaker 3: they weren't in a good place, but they were safe, fed,
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  Speaker 3: and comfortable. As Jake grew, however, more problems arose. On
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  Speaker 3: their frequent trips back to the island to visit Maxine's
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  Speaker 3: parents and his father, they voiced their concerns about Jake's
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  Speaker 3: unusual behavior. He was prone to throwing tantrums, but they
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  Speaker 3: were nothing like the usual temper tantrums of a child.
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  Speaker 3: Nearly everything seemed to set him off into a rage,
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  Speaker 3: and he seemed to be overwhelmed at nearly all times.
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  Speaker 3: He took to hitting, screaming, and sobbing, and little his
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  Speaker 3: mother or anyone else did could comfort him. Maxine took
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  Speaker 3: her son to a specialist where he was diagnosed with
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  Speaker 3: autism before he started primary school. Maxine did her best
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  Speaker 3: to study what an autism diagnosis meant for her son
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  Speaker 3: and how she could help him flourish despite the challenges
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  Speaker 3: that came along with it. When Jake was six, Maxine
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  Speaker 3: decided to enroll him at Mount Tamar, a school that
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  Speaker 3: focused on educating kids with autism, spectrum disorder, and other
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  Speaker 3: special needs. Ideally, it would have been an environment where
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  Speaker 3: someone like Jake could flourish, find his voice, and feel accepted. Unfortunately,
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  Speaker 3: that wasn't the case. Online, Jake went on to claim
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  Speaker 3: that he had never had real friends and that he
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  Speaker 3: felt entirely isolated and alone throughout his schooling experience. He
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  Speaker 3: was a quiet boy who struggled to socialize with others
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  Speaker 3: in spite of his environment. By the time he entered
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  Speaker 3: his teens and preteens, his mind was in a dark place.
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  Speaker 3: He was watching his classmates go to parties, form friendships,
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  Speaker 3: and perhaps most troubling, begin romantic relationships. Jake never had
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  Speaker 3: a girlfriend in high school, and he felt that he
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  Speaker 3: deserved one. At the very least, he wanted to have friends. So,
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  Speaker 3: Jake turned to the internet for comfort and understanding. But
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  Speaker 3: once he was there, he started to travel down dark
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  Speaker 3: rabbit holes. He clung to misogynistic communities that posted about
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  Speaker 3: how women only wanted money and the top 10% of men.
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  Speaker 3: Jake's frustration about not getting a girlfriend was only intensified
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  Speaker 3: by the echo chamber of misery and self-loathing that he
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  Speaker 3: found himself in. For the first time in years, he
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  Speaker 3: felt understood. Yet, at the same time, he was being
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  Speaker 3: rapidly radicalized by increasingly negative content. Often, he posted on
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  Speaker 3: Rate Me subreddits, asking for opinions on how to attract
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  Speaker 3: women and how to be more of a man. From
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  Speaker 3: the outside looking in, these posts are tragic. Objectively, Jake
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  Speaker 3: was a normal-looking guy. Some would even argue that he
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  Speaker 3: was attractive. Yet the comments on these forums tore him
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  Speaker 3: to bits. One of these posts, a video where he
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  Speaker 3: showed his face, teeth, and body... garnered dozens of responses.
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  Speaker 3: One person responded, You're a fat, ugly disaster. Sorry bro,
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  Speaker 3: but you ain't gonna get anything anytime soon until you
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  Speaker 3: drop the fat. Hit the gym and run and start
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  Speaker 3: eating healthily. What most people don't realize is that you're
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  Speaker 3: ugly for several reasons. One is that you're fat. Two
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  Speaker 3: is because you lack normal amount of muscle due to
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  Speaker 3: lack of weight training or exercise. It is so critical
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  Speaker 3: to do these things. Everyone could have the potential to
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  Speaker 3: be super attractive if they cut the shit out of
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  Speaker 3: their diet, take care of their skin, lose weight, and
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  Speaker 3: have essential weight training and cardio. These really aren't hard,
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  Speaker 3: and if you really are concerned with the way you look,
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  Speaker 3: then you should do these things. Honestly, if you have
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  Speaker 3: to ask if you're good looking, then you're not. Sometimes
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  Speaker 3: there's an exception, but you really are not good looking
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  Speaker 3: if you have to ask. Seriously, cut the shit, exercise,
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  Speaker 3: and take care of your damn skin. Know you will
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  Speaker 3: be good. Another person posted... Three out of ten, considering
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  Speaker 3: you're fat. There are several instances of him posting and
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  Speaker 3: asking whether he's attractive or not beyond this, many of
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  Speaker 3: which have negative comments. In addition, he posted videos on
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  Speaker 3: his now-deleted YouTube channel, Professor Waffles, where he posted content
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  Speaker 3: about his thoughts on society, women, and himself. The video
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  Speaker 3: you're about to see snippets from was posted just weeks
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  Speaker 3: before he orchestrated the deadly mass shooting.
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  Speaker 1: You know, I try, and I always keep trying. But
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  Speaker 1: it's like, I'm at the point now where it's like,
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  Speaker 1: why do I even bother?
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  Speaker 2: Like, for what? You know? I'm still in the same house,
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  Speaker 2: same situation, same position. Still, everything's still the same. For
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  Speaker 2: the most part, it's just been me against the world.
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  Speaker 2: It's just been me fighting an uphill battle with a big.
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  Speaker 1: F * * * ing rock on my back, you know,
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  Speaker 1: while I'm seeing that don't deserve half of anything, now
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  Speaker 1: they're getting a free rod to the top.
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  Speaker 2: The whole premise of the Terminator.
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  Speaker 1: Movies is that, you know, everything's rigged against you, there's
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  Speaker 1: no hope for humanity, you know, we're on the brink
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  Speaker 1: of extinction, you know, these machines are unstoppable killing machines
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  Speaker 1: that can't be beaten, can't be outsmarted, but yet humanity
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  Speaker 1: still tries to fight to the end. In line with
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  Speaker 1: the rhetoric of the video he posted on his YouTube,
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  Speaker 1: he began to post in incel forums and forums for virgins,
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  Speaker 1: where he reportedly voiced his frustration that he hadn't lost
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  Speaker 1: his virginity or even talked to a girl in several years.
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  Speaker 3: On multiple occasions, he blamed his mother, writing at one
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  Speaker 3: point in the now-deleted incel exit subreddit, I feel like
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  Speaker 3: my mom has played a role in me being a
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  Speaker 3: male virgin. Like, for example, all her female friends are
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  Speaker 3: much uglier than her because she's too insecure. That's just
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  Speaker 3: one small example of many, many negative traits. Truly a
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  Speaker 3: vile creature, and I mean this objectively. Don't get me wrong,
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  Speaker 3: I don't hate women because of her, I just feel
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  Speaker 3: she played a subconscious role in my inability to ask
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  Speaker 3: a girl out for her number, etc., It's worth noting
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  Speaker 3: that everyone who knew Maxine and Jake felt that she
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  Speaker 3: was a phenomenal mother to him. From the time he
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  Speaker 3: was a young boy, she put in as much effort
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  Speaker 3: as possible to support him, meet his needs, and get
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  Speaker 3: him the mental health assistance she felt he needed. Leading
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  Speaker 3: up to the mass shooting he masterminded, Maxine was vocal
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  Speaker 3: with law enforcement, friends, and the community about her desire
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  Speaker 3: to get Jake help. But as you'll soon see, that
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  Speaker 3: help never came. In 2016, law enforcement had their first
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  Speaker 3: real encounter with Jake. and their first exposure to the
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  Speaker 3: danger that he posed to the community. And yet, nothing
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  Speaker 3: was done. In 2016, Sherry and Scott Homs were shopping
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  Speaker 3: at Tesco, a local grocery store less than a mile
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  Speaker 3: from where the mass shooting would occur five years later.
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  Speaker 3: The two were walking on air because Sherry had recently
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  Speaker 3: discovered that she was pregnant. At 12 weeks along, she
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  Speaker 3: was about to enter her second trimester. But on that
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  Speaker 3: unusual shopping trip, something horrific happened. Scott heard a clatter
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  Speaker 3: and yelling behind him. When he turned around, he saw
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  Speaker 3: a fist flying towards his face. He was punched and
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  Speaker 3: thrown to the ground where Jake pinned him down against
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  Speaker 3: the asphalt. He claimed that Jake was using his weight
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  Speaker 3: to pin him down, making it impossible for him to
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  Speaker 3: fight back or do anything as Jake pummeled him with
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  Speaker 3: his fists again and again and again. Neither Scott nor
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  Speaker 3: Sherry had any idea what had provoked the attack. Sherry
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  Speaker 3: was lying on the ground behind Scott as he was
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  Speaker 3: beat over and over by Jake. She was terrified, having
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  Speaker 3: landed hard on her stomach at such a fragile point
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  Speaker 3: in her pregnancy. Jake reportedly hit Scott between 15 and
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  Speaker 3: 20 times before Sherry managed to crawl into the Tesco
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  Speaker 3: and flag down security. At the sight of the guard
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  Speaker 3: coming to help, Jake ran to his pushbike and rode off,
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  Speaker 3: leaving Scott bleeding on the pavement. Scott was badly hurt
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  Speaker 3: and could barely stand following the attack. He and Sherry
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  Speaker 3: rushed to the ER, where they were treated, and fortunately,
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  Speaker 3: Sherry learned that their unborn child was okay. Law enforcement
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  Speaker 3: spoke to Scott at the hospital, but He claims they
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  Speaker 3: didn't take his case very seriously. The following day, Scott
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  Speaker 3: saw Jake again outside of Tesco. Jake reportedly approached him,
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  Speaker 3: motioning shooting him with a gun and said, I'm going
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  Speaker 3: to get a gun on you. Scott quickly called law enforcement,
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  Speaker 3: who arrived and took Jake aside for questioning. Jake claimed
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  Speaker 3: that he had no role in beating Scott and that
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  Speaker 3: it must be a case of mistaken identity. To be sure,
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  Speaker 3: law enforcement looked at the cameras in the parking lot
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  Speaker 3: from the previous day. Unfortunately, the CCTV didn't cover the
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  Speaker 3: area where Jake beat Scott. Instead, it covered the bike rack,
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  Speaker 3: showing Jake walking from the scene of the crime to
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  Speaker 3: the bike. Still, law enforcement claimed that this wasn't enough
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  Speaker 3: evidence to arrest Jake or charge him with anything, especially
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  Speaker 3: since Jake was just 17 years old at the time.
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  Speaker 3: Scott and Sherry told the media that they caught Jake
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  Speaker 3: following them and glaring at them on more than one occasion.
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  Speaker 3: They allegedly saw him standing outside of their house more
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  Speaker 3: than once, and it was his behavior that was a
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  Speaker 3: main driving force in them moving to a different neighborhood
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  Speaker 3: in 2018. not long after the incident and the birth
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  Speaker 3: of their child. Jake's threat to get a gun may
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  Speaker 3: seem a bit absurd, considering he lives in a country
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  Speaker 3: with what many believe at the time were some of
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  Speaker 3: the strictest gun laws in the world. However, in 2017,
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  Speaker 3: Jake did just that. In June, he applied for a shotgun.
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  Speaker 3: In the UK, you're examined to determine whether you're a
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  Speaker 3: potential threat to society or to others. Since law enforcement
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  Speaker 3: failed to pursue Jake attacking Sherry and Scott, there was
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  Speaker 3: nothing concerning on his record. Secondly, people applying for a
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  Speaker 3: gun must have a specific understandable reason for doing so. Generally,
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  Speaker 3: people who apply for guns are working on farms or
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  Speaker 3: shooting clay pigeons. Jake, on the other hand, had no
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  Speaker 3: interest in clay pigeons, and he lived in the center
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  Speaker 3: of the city. To this day, it's unknown why exactly
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  Speaker 3: he was approved to get a pump-action shotgun. By the
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  Speaker 3: time he was 18, he was a furious teenager with
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  Speaker 3: a gun and growing problems with his mother. His mother
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  Speaker 3: urged him to get a job as soon as he
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  Speaker 3: graduated from school, and Jake was resistant, writing frequently about
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  Speaker 3: his frustration with her forcing him to work. Online, people
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  Speaker 3: in the negative communities he had joined only added fuel
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  Speaker 3: to the fire. When he called his mom a vile, dysfunctional,
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  Speaker 3: chaotic mother, people happily agreed with him, contributing even worse
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  Speaker 3: things to say about her. It was around this time
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  Speaker 3: that his mother stepped up, trying to get Jake mental
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  Speaker 3: health treatment. She was concerned with his obsession with guns,
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  Speaker 3: his hate-filled rhetoric, and the self-loathing that seemed to have
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  Speaker 3: taken over his life. At one point, she even called
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  Speaker 3: the police to have a welfare check done on Jake
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  Speaker 3: because his behavior was so concerning. Partially, she did this
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  Speaker 3: because she was so desperate for law enforcement to be
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  Speaker 3: aware of the threat that Jake posed. Once more, nothing
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  Speaker 3: was done. In 2020, it looked like things were finally
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  Speaker 3: going to catch up with him. Details on the incident
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  Speaker 3: are scarce, but Jake got into a violent altercation with
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  Speaker 3: a group of teenage boys. Jake's gun license was revoked
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  Speaker 3: because of his violence. However, because there were no criminal charges,
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  Speaker 3: Jake was allowed to have his license back as long
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  Speaker 3: as he agreed to attend an anger management course. By July,
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  Speaker 3: a few months after his gun was taken from him,
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  Speaker 3: it was returned. And a month later, Jake used that
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  Speaker 3: very same gun to claim the lives of five innocent people.
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  Speaker 3: Around 6 p.m., Maxine called her sister in a panic.
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  Speaker 3: Her voice was raggedy, her tone hushed and horrified. Maxine
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  Speaker 3: was locked in her bedroom. She told her sister that
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  Speaker 3: Jake had attacked her and grabbed her by her throat.
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  Speaker 3: She was terrified for her life. Her sister dialed 999,
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  Speaker 3: urging police to report to the address as quickly as
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  Speaker 3: they could. Jake's behavior had been escalating for quite some time,
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  Speaker 3: and his arguments with his mother had become a nearly
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  Speaker 3: daily occurrence. Jake's views on women, that all women were
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  Speaker 3: simple-minded and selfish, was frequently pushed back on by his mother.
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  Speaker 3: He degraded single mothers and women on welfare, yet he
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  Speaker 3: had been raised thanks to both of those things. In
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  Speaker 3: multiple forums, Jake posted that he believed that he, quote,
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  Speaker 3: It's not clear what his fight with his mother was
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  Speaker 3: about on August 12th, but for several months, the arguments
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  Speaker 3: had been about Jake's twisted negative views. In addition, the
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  Speaker 3: previous night, his Reddit account had been suspended for inappropriate
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  Speaker 3: comments he made regarding a 16-year-old girl. It's likely that
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  Speaker 3: this heightened his hatred towards women, which he, in turn,
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  Speaker 3: took out on his own mother. Soon after law enforcement
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  Speaker 3: was called, Jake picked up his shotgun and fired two
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  Speaker 3: shots at the woman who had sacrificed her entire life
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  Speaker 3: for him. Maxine was dead only moments after she hit
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  Speaker 3: the floor. From there, it seemed that Jake felt he
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  Speaker 3: had nothing left to lose. He exited his house and
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  Speaker 3: came upon a father and daughter walking down the street,
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  Speaker 3: enjoying the warm summer afternoon. Lee Martin, the father, watched
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  Speaker 3: on with pride as his three-year-old ray of sunshine, Sophie,
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  Speaker 3: pushed a toy pram. When he noticed Jake aiming the
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  Speaker 3: gun in their direction, he threw himself in front of
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  Speaker 3: his young daughter. Unfortunately, neither he nor his daughter survived.
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  Speaker 3: Both were killed in a barrage of gunfire. Jake continued
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  Speaker 3: on his rampage, shooting through a front window where he
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  Speaker 3: hit a 53-year-old woman and her 33-year-old son who ducked
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  Speaker 3: for cover in the back of the house and frantically
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  Speaker 3: dialed law enforcement. In fact, By that point, nearly the
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  Speaker 3: entire street of the close-knit neighborhood had called the police,
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  Speaker 3: but they had yet to arrive. Jake continued on his
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  Speaker 3: path of violence. Upon reaching a park, he filed mercilessly
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  Speaker 3: at 59-year-old Stephen Washington, who was simply walking his dog.
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  Speaker 3: Footage captured Jake's journey along the peaceful street of Henderson Place.
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  Speaker 3: It was soon after this footage that he came upon
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  Speaker 3: 66-year-old Kate Shepard, who was standing in the doorway of
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  Speaker 3: a hair salon. As Kate lay on the pavement slowly
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  Speaker 3: bleeding out, Jake calmly walked away, Nothing had happened at all. Yet,
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  Speaker 3: he had left a trail of trauma and carnage in
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  Speaker 3: his path. Kate's husband was expecting her home from work
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  Speaker 3: to visit with their newborn grandchildren. It was unlike her
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  Speaker 3: to not respond, so he walked toward her job to
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  Speaker 3: check on her. It was there that he discovered the
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  Speaker 3: horrific scene. Cops raced around, and paramedics desperately tried to
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  Speaker 3: tend to his dying wife. Unfortunately, at the hospital, Kate
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  Speaker 3: was pronounced dead. As soon as Jake heard the police sirens,
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  Speaker 3: he turned his gun on himself and ended his life.
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  Speaker 3: Plymouth was in mourning and in total disbelief of what
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  Speaker 3: had happened. The community held several candlelight vigils for the victims.
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  Speaker 3: Out of tragedy, however, can come change. The Devon and
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  Speaker 3: Cornwall police who allowed Jake to get his firearm back
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  Speaker 3: were discovered to not have had any firearms training in
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  Speaker 3: 20 years. The two officers who allowed Jake to have
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  Speaker 3: possession of a gun were fired and the regulations regarding
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  Speaker 3: gun ownership were changed. New guidelines forcing law enforcement to
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  Speaker 3: thoroughly investigate the social media profiles of potential gun owners
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  Speaker 3: before issuing them a license went into place in 2024.