I had never red about these before. All i knew before, was that he disliked both, even calling them "ubiquitous morons", but never heard he claimed liking Klebold at any point. However, this source does not adjunt the alleged post, and i couldn't find it, though i did found a post of him calling Harris a monster.

Does anyone knows something about this? Does anyone has the exact photo? Or does somebody knows more about the opinion Adam Lanza had on Dylan Klebold?

Pd: This post is not to discuss the Cullen vision of "Harris psychopath - Dylan depressed follower", which i reject and find ridiculously simplistic and absurd. This is merely about Lanza's opinion on Klebold.

"Multiple sources said law enforcement is investigating the shooter’s connections to what the FBI classifies as “nihilist violent extremist” groups, an umbrella term used by federal law enforcement to describe groups with no clear ideology. One prominent example of this category is “764,” a decentralized online network the bureau says wants to “sow chaos and facilitate the destruction of society” and “glorify violence, mass killers, and self-harm.”

Sources with knowledge of the investigation said “764” was one of the groups they are investigating in connection to the Bend shooting."

Two 15-year-old high school students were arrested on suspicion of preparing to carry out a school shooting at Corona High School in California, the City of Corona Police Department said in a statement on Tuesday.

Authorities said the investigation into the alleged plot began in early October after the FBI alerted local police to social media threats.

"A collaborative investigation led to the immediate arrest of a 15-year-old female Corona High School student," police said in the statement, with subsequent enquiries leading to the request of a second 15-year-old female student who attended Norco High School.

Police said that the two suspects "spent several months researching school shootings and discussed how they could carry out a potential attack at Corona High School on an unspecified future date."

"Communications showed the suspects discussed methods to obtain weapons but had not yet been able to do so. No weapons were located during the searches," the statement added.

The two suspects remain in custody on charges of conspiracy to commit murder, police said, with the investigation ongoing "in close partnership" with the FBI.

FBI Director Kash Patel said in a statement that "a potential act of targeted violence against a Southern California high school was disrupted before anyone was harmed."

"There is no greater priority than protecting our kids, and threats against our schools will be met with the full force of the FBI and our partners," Patel added.