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Mexican pyramid gunman had materials tied to Columbine shooting, officials say
A 27-year-old lone gunman from Mexico's Guerrero state opened fire on tourists atop the Pyramid of the Moon at the Teotihuacan archaeological site on April 21, 2026—the 27th anniversary of the Columbine school shooting—killing one Canadian tourist and injuring visitors from multiple countries before taking his own life. Mexican authorities confirmed the gunman acted with premeditated copycat intent, possessing materials referencing the 1999 Columbine massacre including books, handwritten notes, and an AI-altered photo of himself with the Columbine attackers.
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7 tagsTeotihuacan shootingColumbine copycattourist site violenceMexico pyramid gunmanpremeditated shootingColumbine anniversarygun violence
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Mexican pyramid gunman had materials tied to Columbine shooting, officials say
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