READ HIS MANIFESTO: The Montreal Shooter’s Full Document Is Out — Watch the Story Disappear in 3…2…1… (Video)
A shooting in Montreal’s Côte-des-Neiges neighborhood left a police officer dead, another critically wounded, and a civilian killed. The suspect, identified as Seth Hatfield from Alberta, was also killed by police.
The area has a significant Jewish community and high foot traffic. Police responded to reports of an active shooter, advising residents to shelter in place.
Video of the incident response:
There is an active shooter situation in the Montreal neighborhood of Cote Des Neiges at the Westbury project.
Over 20 shots heard with apartment windows visibly struck by bullets.
At least one police officer injured & 1-2 people reported dead on scene. pic.twitter.com/32SmzwkN8x
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What makes this case stand out is the shooter’s 104-page manifesto.
The document reveals a worldview that includes praise for Communist ideology, calls for the abolition of private property, antisemitic statements, opposition to Zionism, and demands for heavy internet censorship. It also contained extreme personal views on women.
Early media coverage of the manifesto focused on selective excerpts and described the shooter in terms of “incel” motivations or other labels. The full document has prompted discussion about the mix of far-left political ideas and personal grievances.
The full manifesto below:
We have made the manifesto available for anyone to read directly. The public can examine the complete 104-page document rather than relying on summaries.
Incidents like this are tragic. Access to the full manifesto allows for a clearer picture of the shooter’s stated motivations.
The facts of the shooting and the manifesto contents are now part of the public record. Ongoing investigations will provide additional details.
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