A man named Gabriel goes on a murderous spree while wearing his police uniform. Starting off in a small town, he shoots multiple people, including police officers. He appears obsessed with the woman he calls his girlfriend. As a manhunt closes in on him, he sets a house on fire.
But if nothing else, it’s a very eerie coincidence — particularly during a pandemic when people are shut indoors and watching more television than ever. Parts of the plot don’t have any obvious connection to Wortman. In the show Clark is a police officer, is much younger than Wortman, and was rejected from a large department due to being a whistleblower about a botched drug raid by other officers. The show has some sympathy for Clark’s character, as the FBI discovers he was correct to blow the whistle and was unfairly punished. The FBI try to convince him to stop the killing by promising to investigate the botched raid.
In the show, it’s revealed that Clark has been telling people he has a girlfriend and even has a picture of her to show, despite the fact they really broke up years ago and she’s now married to someone else. “His moods were too hard to deal with,” she tells the FBI. Clark blames the failed relationship on the fallout from his whistle-blowing.
Mass shooting are not new, the writer was simply inspired by previous ones
DCTFTW I suppose next you'll be making comparisons to Terminator 2? 🙄Seriously, that this was even printed by National Post is just pathetic.
I wonder if RCMPNS requested the viewing records from the guy's cable provider? If he has a cable box... cdnpoli nspoli
Well there you go,, we better ban TVs too,,
no, he didn't acquire a retired police cruiser, re decal it & uniform & illegal weapons in a few days. he was at it for years. someone most have noticed is the real question.
the warning!
I demand a knee-jerk ban on televisions!!
Dexter part 2? Eerie.....
That is some scary sh$t.
Ah yes, 'the media made him do it'. Surprised it took two whole days.