Tess Lawrence on Julian Knight and Hoddle Street massacre

[@craigmartin5939]

34 years later and he's still in max security. Lets hope he stays there.

[@LauraReidd]

good job on the video!

[@da1freak88]

I have no doubt that he was a part of this but it still boggles my mind on how he did it all specially the fact that multiple police officers were there 10 minutes after it started yet their was barely even an attempt to stop him until after he was able to leave the scene un injured and so easily and wasn't captured until 30 minutes later in Fitzroy. also "allegedly" he wanted and planed to kill himself but run out of ammo and also lost his knife yet when the two policemen fired shots at him whilst apprehending him in Fitzroy he ducted and hid trying to keep himself alive.??. He also cried and screamed while initially being interviewed at St. Kilda Rd as if he assumed or was assured proir he would get away with it all and it was only then he had realised that he was not.. he also has an iq of 130+ which only the top 3% of the world's population has meaning he's basically a genius and wasn't found to have any mental health issues at the time. And all this during a time of which Australia's government was attacking the Constitution trying to take away the right of gun ownership. It's exactly what is happening in the U. S. Right now were similar massacres are happening and the majority of the population is starting to believe that they are all staged, hoax or false flag government operations. I dunno just seems weird