The gunman who killed eight people at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis in April was likely not motivated by bias or racism. He was trying to prove his masculinity, according to investigators.
The gunman who killed eight people at a FedEx Corp. facility in Indianapolis in April was likely not motivated by bias or racism, investigators said Wednesday.
Investigators interviewed more than 100 people, executed more than 20 search warrants and combed through 175,000 computer files belonging to the shooter for months before determining the shooting wasn’t a hate crime. “The shooter did not appear to have been motivated by bias or a desire to advance an ideology,” said Paul Keenan, the Indianapolis FBI’s special agent in charge, at a Wednesday press conference.
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