Plymouth gunman Jake Davison boasts ‘I’m a Terminator’ & ‘killing machine’ as he’s revealed as ‘virgin, incel loner’
A CRAZED gunman who slaughtered five people including a child in a bloody rampage has been revealed as a "virgin incel loner".
Jake Davison, 22, moans about how he is "getting uglier" each year and said he was "defeated by life" in chilling YouTube videos.
The crane operator shot himself dead yesterday after gunning down a 51-year-old woman, believed to be his mum, in Plymouth.
Davison also killed a three-year-old girl and a 43-year-old male relative on the quiet cul-de-sac.
A 59-year-old man was killed in a nearby park and a 66-year-old woman later died in hospital.
A man and woman were also left with significant injuries during the horror.
What we know so far:
- Five people were killed in mass shooting in Keyham, Plymouth, yesterday
- Gunman Jake Davison first opened fire at a house before randomly shooting people in the street
- A three-year-old girl, two females and two men are among the victims
- Davison, 23, also died after turning the gun on himself
- A number of people are still receiving treatment in hospital
- Police have confirmed the horror is not terror related
Davison's YouTube page has revealed the mass-murderer as a rambling gun nut who follows the "Incel" movement.
He likes Incel TV - an online support group for "involuntary celibates" that is linked to male supremacy and misogyny.
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Incels believe they have no possibility of finding a partner to get love, validation or acceptance from.
The movement has been labelled a "hate" group with many followers accused of believing they are owed sex by women.
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In turn, this makes some Incels want to strike out at the world because they have been rejected by girls, while others blame attractive men for their perceived problems.
The community gained worldwide attention when British-born student Elliot Rodger, 22, murdered six people at the University of California in 2014.
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It was also linked to the killing of ten people in Canada in 2018 after Alek Minassian posted a Facebook message showing his support for Incels before ploughing a van into crowds.
Just two weeks ago, Davison talks about how difficult it is to "have willpower" when "life has never rewarded you".
He reveals he felt positive about life as a teen working in scaffolding but blames his problems on an ankle injury.
The gunman also claims he hasn't spoken to a girl since he was 18 and said he had been “consuming the blackpill overdose”.
The term refers to a belief success with the opposite sex is determined by genetics at birth with blackpillers claiming no amount of money or working out will lead to a relationship so they may as well kill themselves.
Speaking directly into the camera, ranting Davison says: "I'm still in the same position, same period of life - still a f***ing this-that, virgin, f***ing fat, ugly whatever you want to call it.
"What's changed? Nothing."
'KILLING MACHINE'
He ends the lengthy clip by talking about "killing machines" and says he likes to think "I'm a Terminator".
In another video, Davison, who calls women "simple-minded", says: "I missed out on so much as a teenager, I hope I can make up for it.
"I’m not advocating this, but if I have to I might even try and use drugs to make up for it, maybe cocaine fuelled sex or something, maybe that can make up for that missed teenage experience."
Davison also follows countless pro-gun accounts and has liked nearly 800 videos about gun culture, the second amendment and violent games.
Just two days ago, he added a clip to his 'liked' videos of a M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle being shot.
His grim obsession with guns is also evident on his Facebook page.
The page is littered with American propaganda such as a picture of an eagle in front of a flag and a picture of the Lexington Minuteman statue that depicts a colonial farmer holding a musket.
The gunman, who claims to be born in Arizona, has also shared a Donald Trump quote.
It reads: "In America, we do not seek to impose our way of life on anyone but rather to let it shine as an example for everyone to watch."
RAMPAGE
Neighbours said today his family had begged for help with Davison's mental health issues but did not expand on what problems he suffered with.
Carol Gilmore said: "The guy shouldn't have been on the streets with his condition."
Jess Wallace, whose boyfriend went to school with Davison, added: "He said he was pretty shy and quiet and would talk about how cool Americans are and the idea of having a gun collection.
"My boyfriend said he was autistic and has anger issues and it's a shame for those involved."
Police confirmed today he shot and killed a "very young" girl and a male relative she was with.
The gunman then left a man and woman with significant injuries after firing the powerful weapon at them.
Davison entered a park where he shot a man, who died at the scene, and made his way to Henderson Place.
'EXTRAORDINARILY UNUSUAL'
Once there, he gunned down a woman who later died in hospital.
Davison then turned the gun on himself as armed cops raced to the scene.
The chilling timeline was revealed today in a press conference by Devon and Cornwall Police Chief Constable Shaun Sawyer.
The officer said the weapon used in the shooting, which has been recovered, was described as a “pump action shotgun”.
He also confirmed Davison had a firearms licence dating back to 2020.
The licence meant he was known to police but CC Sawyer would not be drawn on whether the crane driver had a criminal record.
But he confirmed police would look at Davison's social media output as part of the investigation.
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He said: "This is an extraordinarily unusual response by a fellow human being.
"Whether there were mental health issues I cannot say at this time."
