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For familicides in the United States, see List of familicides in the United States. For familicides in other countries, see List of familicides.

This is a list of familicides that occurred in Europe. Being part of the list of rampage killers, the latter's terms of inclusion are also applied here.

A rampage killer has been defined as follows:

A rampage involves the (attempted) killing of multiple persons least partly in public space by a single physically present perpetrator using (potentially) deadly weapons in a single event without any cooling-off period.[1]

This list should contain every case with at least one of the following features:

  • Rampage killings with 6 or more dead (excluding the perpetrator)
  • Rampage killings with at least 4 people killed and a double digit number of victims (dead plus injured)
  • Rampage killings with at least 12 victims (dead plus injured)

All abbreviations used in the table are explained below.

Rampage killers

Perpetrator Date Year Location State Killed Injured W Additional Notes Ref.
1. Menci, Angiolo, 42 May 11 1900 Castiglion Fiorentino Italy
10
3
 FMA Arrested
Killed numerous animals		 [2]
2. Girerd, Roger, 34* May 20 1965 Charvieu-Chavagneux France
10
0
 FM Committed suicide
Also killed a dog		 [3]
3. Brückner, Wilhelm, 31* June 6/7 1925 Hassenberg &
Lindenberg		 German Reich
9
1
  M Committed suicide
4. Bihl, Christoff* Aug. 25 1580 Zabern Holy Roman Empire
9
0
  M Sentenced to death and executed [4]
5. Austin, Thomas* 1694 Cullompton U.K.
9
0
  M Sentenced to death and executed [5]
6. Kisselef, ---* March 15 1912 Shenkursk Russian Empire
8–9
?
  M [6]
7. King, Leonard, 40* Sep. 18 1954 Shotton U.K.
8
1
  MP Committed suicide
Also killed a dog		 [7]
8. Eisenbeiß, Hans, 42 April 28 1606 Eliasbrunn Holy Roman Empire
8
0
  M Sentenced to death and executed
Killed an unborn child		 [8]
9. Thode, Timm, 23 Aug. 7/8 1866 Groß-Campen German Confederation
8
0
  MA Sentenced to death and executed
Also killed a dog and wounded another		 [9]
10. Diószegi, Flórián Aug. 21 1893 Hódmezővásárhely Austria-Hungary
8
0
  M Sentenced to life imprisonment [10]
11. Schützenhöfer, Barbara* Dec. 1915 Dörfl German Reich
8
0
  M Committed suicide [11]
12. Baysang, Charles* April 8 1922 Durlinsdorf France
8
0
  M Arrested [12]
13. Lambrecht, Karl, 52* June 6 1934 Aichhalden German Reich
8
0
 Committed suicide [13]
14. Kecinski, Harry, 44* April 20/21 1970 Fahrdorf West Germany
8
0
 F Committed suicide [14]
15. Unknown* Jan. 1927 Petergof Soviet Union
8
?
  M [15]
15. Čedić, Dragan, 31 July 27 2002 Leskovac Serbia
7
4
 F Committed suicide [16]
16. Staridas, Spyros Athanasios, 33
(Σπυρος Αθανάσιος Σταριδας)		 June 28 1981 Trikala Greece
7
3
 F Committed suicide [17]
17. Taylor, Frank* March 7 1895 London UK
7
1
  M Committed suicide [18]
18. Giorgi, Nicola, 50 July 20 1922 Pietrafitta Italy
7
1
 F Arrested [19]
19. Endres, Blasius Aug. 9 1585 Wangen im Allgäu Holy Roman Empire
7
0
  M Sentenced to death and executed
Killed an unborn child		 [20]
20. Mosenheuer, Michel* Jan. 13 1616 Benterode Holy Roman Empire
7
0
  M Committed suicide [21]
20. Rosenzweig, Heinrich* Jan. 2 1621 Quedlinburg Holy Roman Empire
7
0
  M Sentenced to death and executed [22]
21. Whitworth, William Henry, 39* May 18 1860 Sandown Fort U.K.
7
0
  M Found not guilty by reason of insanity [23]
22. Duggan, Walter James* June 28 1869 London U.K.
7
0
  P Committed suicide [24]
23. Gaß, Ludwig, 45 Jan. 12 1880 Magdeburg German Reich
7
0
  MA Sentenced to death and executed [25]
24. Derby, Samuel Hill, 35* Feb. 1888 Salford U.K.
7
0
  P Committed suicide [26]
25. Bienert, J.* Dec. 14/15 1903 Meißen German Reich
7
0
  P Attempted suicide [27]
25. Boronkoff, Ivan* March 17 1904 Kotjoff Russian Empire
7
0
  M Committed suicide [28]
26. Bratz, Alfred, 50* Jan. 9 1914 Soldau German Reich
7
0
 FMP Committed suicide
Also killed a dog		 [29]
27. Cavel, Johann July 31 1928 Körmend Hungary
7
0
 F Committed suicide [30]
28. Larssen, Øyvind, 21* March 30 1932 Verdal Norway
7
0
  MA Arrested [31]
29. Giebel, Friedrich, 38* Oct. 19/20 1940 Mainz German Reich
7
0
  M Committed suicide [32]
30. Hansen, Peter Christian, 36* April 14 1949 Nejede Denmark
7
0
  M Found not guilty by reason of insanity [33]
31. Capek, Franz, 41* Oct. 7 1956 Waltersdorf Austria
7
0
  M Committed suicide [34]
32. Antonello, Mauro, 40 Oct. 15 2002 Chieri Italy
7
0
 F Committed suicide [35]
33. Unknown* April 11 1599 Prüsseln Holy Roman Empire
7
?
 [36]
34. Unknown* June 1927 Zabie Poland
7
?
 F [37]
35. Wilsdorf, Edmund Hermann* March 9/10 1907 Dresden German Reich
6
1
 F Committed suicide [38]
36. Konieczny, Czeslaw, 25* Dec. 1/2 1929 Peruschütz Poland
6
1
  M Arrested [39]
37. Schimansky, ---, 41* April 3 1930 Merkstein German Reich
6
1
  M Arrested [40]
38. Bardoux, Roger, 33 Oct. 19 1954 Dun-le-Poëlier France
6
1
 FMA Committed suicide [41]
39. Kaya, Hakan, 24* Dec. 22 2000 Salzgitter Germany
6
1
 F Sentenced to life imprisonment
Killed an unborn child		 [42]
40. Petrović, Tomislav, 45 May 29 2008 Gornja Lipnica & Trstje Bosnia and Herzegovina
6
1
 F Sentenced to 40 years in prison [43]
41. Unknown* 1614 Valencia Spain
6
0
 Sentenced to death and executed [44]
41. Rüsau, Johann Georg, 51–52* Aug. 15. 1803 Hamburg German Confederation
6
0
  M Sentenced to death and executed [45]
42. Moog, Johann Gottlieb* Aug. 21 1817 Frankfurt German Confederation
6
0
  M Committed suicide
Killed an unborn child		 [46]
43. Holzwart, Christian* Dec. 28/29 1845 Sudenburg German Confederation
6
0
  MA Sentenced to death [47]
44. Brough, Mary Ann, 43* June 10 1854 Esher U.K.
6
0
  M Found not guilty by reason of insanity [48]
45. Unknown* 1856 Livorno Italy
6
0
  M Committed suicide [49]
46. Rodewald, Eduard, 34* Jan. 8 1862 Neu-Sobrusan Austrian Empire
6
0
  M Sentenced to death [50]
47. Errigo, Giuseppe* June 1870 Casa Taverna Italy
6
0
 FM Committed suicide [51]
48. Nill, Bernhard, 34* May 10 1885 Bodelshausen German Reich
6
0
  MA [52]
49. Muckelmann, ---* Dec. 23 1885 Hamm German Reich
6
0
  M Arrested [53]
50. Grosgeorge, Jean-Baptiste, 41* May 28 1889 Rougiville France
6
0
  M Committed suicide [54]
51. Linke, Wilhelm, 36* Aug. 30 1905 Kamenz German Reich
6
0
  MA Arrested [55]
52. Head, Peter R.* Sep. 22 1905 Amesbury U.K.
6
0
  M Committed suicide [56]
53. Glaser, Anton, 30* April 8/9 1907 Dortmund German Reich
6
0
  M Committed suicide [57]
54. Nielsen, Maren July 1907 Tvis Denmark
6
0
  M Committed suicide [58]
55. Bouvier, Alexis-Désiré, 37* Dec. 11 1909 Toulon France
6
0
 FM Committed suicide [59]
56. Zautze, ---* Sep. 12 1911 Wassel German Reich
6
0
  M Committed suicide [60]
57. Dillinger, Heinrich* Feb. 12 1912 Reichenbach im Vogtland German Reich
6
0
 F Arrested [61]
58. Husak, Franz, 44* Feb. 4 1913 Prague Austria-Hungary
6
0
  P Committed suicide [62]
59. Blaschkowski, Johann, 44 June 17 1926 Dortmund German Reich
6
0
  M Committed suicide [63]
60. Lewandowski, Leon, 21 Feb. 24 1927 Groß-Tarpnia Poland
6
0
  M Sentenced to death [64]
61. Mitroff, ---, 25* Oct. 27 1927 Chamlievo Bulgaria
6
0
  M Arrested [65]
62. Kozaczek, ---, 20* Aug. 14 1929 Wierzbowka Poland
6
0
  M Arrested [66]
63. Müller, ---, 30* March 1 1930 Chemnitz German Reich
6
0
  P Committed suicide [67]
64. Poikoner, ---* Sep. 21 1930 Karstula Finland
6
0
  A Perished in the fire [68]
65. Skoruppa* May 29 1931 Knurów Poland
6
0
  M Arrested [69]
66. Delafé, Pierre* Feb. 9 1932 Moirax France
6
0
 FM Sentenced to death [70]
67. Meurer, Kurt Wilhelm, 37 March 24/25 1932 Jena German Reich
6
0
 F Committed suicide [71]
68. Studnitz, Anton, 37* July 1934 Rybnik Poland
6
0
  P Committed suicide [72]
69. Monchaux, Alfred, 44* Oct. 12 1934 Cambron France
6
0
  MA Committed suicide [73]
70. Ochea, Albundi* March 1937 Transsylvania Romania
6
0
  M Committed suicide [74]
71. Schaßberger, Hugo, 37* Aug. 27 1938 Stuttgart German Reich
6
0
  MA Committed suicide [75]
72. Devillechaise, Paul, 41* March 18 1939 Autun France
6
0
 FM Committed suicide while awaiting trial [76]
73. Unknown* 1943 Chukotka Soviet Union
6
0
 Committed suicide [77]
73. Damm, Auguste, 43* April 26 1943 Zürich Switzerland
6
0
 F Committed suicide [78]
74. Serval, Jean* Oct. 11 1950 Essey-lès-Nancy France
6
0
  P Committed suicide [79]
75. Gillette, Leon, 70* April 15 1952 Le Tronquay France
6
0
  MA Committed suicide [80]
76. Ruiz Martínez, José Maria, 45* May 1 1962 Madrid Spain
6
0
  M Committed suicide [81]
77. Unknown, 36* Sep. 1962 Lappi Finland
6
0
 Committed suicide [82]
78. Buschbeck, Kurt-Hermann, 44* Aug. 4/5 1968 Breitenbach West Germany
6
0
  MO Committed suicide [83]
79. Leifeld, Liselotte, 33* Sep. 23 1969 Ahlen West Germany
6
0
 F Committed suicide [84]
80. Rodriguez Taboadelo, Nicanor, 48 Jan. 30 1971 Ourense Spain
6
0
 F Arrested [85]
81. Pankhurst, Thomas, 30* June 23 1971 Biddenden UK
6
0
  M Arrested [86]
82. Sobok, Ryszard, 29 Feb. 11/12 1981 Walim Poland
6
0
  M Sentenced to death and executed
Killed an unborn child		 [87]
83. Deraymaeker, Josef, 63* Feb. 23/24 1985 Overijse Belgium
6
0
 F Committed suicide [88]
84. P. Karl-Heinz, 36* Feb. 12 1986 Geisenfeld West Germany
6
0
  MP Committed suicide [89]
85. Neuville, Henri 53* July 12 1993 Metz-Magny France
6
0
 F Committed suicide [90]
86. Le Van Than, 41* July 10 1994 Coudekerque-Branche France
6
0
  M Committed suicide [91]
87. Demule, Guy, 37 July 19 1994 Châtillon-sur-Chalaronne France
6
0
 FM Committed suicide [92]
88. Polevoi, Alexi, 17 Feb. 27 1995 Paris France
6
0
 F Sentenced to eight years in prison [93]
89. Valente, Alfredo, 33* Nov. 19 1996 Buonvicino Italy
6
0
 F Arrested [94]
90. Selamet, Ozan, 42 Jan. 18 2002 Brussels Belgium
6
0
 FM Sentenced to life imprisonment [95]
91. McElhill, Arthur, 39* Nov. 13 2007 Omagh U.K.
6
0
  A Perished in the fire [96]
92. Rzeszowski, Damian, 30 Aug. 14 2011 Saint Helier Jersey
6
0
  M Sentenced to six concurrent 30 year terms [97]
93. Chambers, John* 1725 Simer U.K.
6
?
 Sentenced to death and executed [98]
94. Nikolitch, --- Sep. 1906 Gostionitza Serbia
6
?
  M Arrested [99]
94. Massetti, Giuseppe* Oct. 19 1913 Rovato Italy
6
?
 F A [100]
95. Unknown* 1927 Ryazan Soviet Union
6
?
  M [101]
96. Sitko, 21 Aug. 1930 Baranovichi Poland
6
?
  A [102]
97. Hall, Frederick* May 31 1898 Nettlebank UK
5–6
0–1
  M Committed suicide
Killed an unborn child		 [103]
98. Niballi, Antonio, 44* May 1893 Nicastro Italy
5–6
0
 F Committed suicide [104]
99. Berko Sep. 23 1905 Horodenka Austria-Hungary
4–7
0–3
 F Arrested [105]
100. Gray, Edmond, 52* Jan. 23 1934 Berzée Belgium
4–6
0–2
  M Committed suicide [106]
101. Lomnitzky, Josef* Dec. 1930 Ardanova Czechoslovakia
3–8
0–5
  P Committed suicide [107]
102. Karapetyants, --- March 31 1907 Alexandropol Armenia
2–7
0–5
  M Committed suicide [108]

Abbreviations and footnotes

* – Marks cases where all the victims were relatives of the perpetrator

W – A basic description of the weapons used in the murders

F – Firearms and other ranged weapons, especially rifles and handguns, but also bows and crossbows, grenade launchers, flamethrowers, or slingshots
M – Melee weapons, like knives, swords, spears, machetes, axes, clubs, rods, rocks, or bare hands
O – Any other weapons, such as bombs, hand grenades, Molotov cocktails, poison and poisonous gas, as well as vehicle and arson attacks
A – indicates that an arson attack was the only other weapon used
V – indicates that a vehicle was the only other weapon used
E – indicates that explosives of any sort were the only other weapon used
P – indicates that an anaesthetising or deadly substance of any kind was the only other weapon used (includes poisonous gas)

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  16. ^ Man kills wife, six others in shooting spree in southern Serbia (July 28, 2002)
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    – A family murdered at Tooting, The Times (March 8, 1895)
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    – Sevenfold murder, Poverty Bay Herald (May 3, 1904)
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  30. ^ Die Frau und seine sechs Kinder ermordet, Reichenberger Zeitung (August 1, 1928)
    – Die Frau und seine sechs Kinder ermordet, Fehrbelliner Zeitung (August 2, 1928)
  31. ^ Kills seven in family, The New York Times (March 31, 1932)
    – Runs amok, kills seven, Fairbanks Daily News-Miner (March 30, 1932)
    – Murders seven and sets afire, Spokane Daily Chronicle (March 30, 1932)
    – Det fryktelige familiendrama i Værdalen, Nordlands Avis (April 1, 1932)
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    – Danish farmer chokes wife, six children, Wisconsin State Journal (April 18, 1949)
    – A wife killer got her insurance, The Sun-Herald (August 1, 1954)
  34. ^ Austrian family found dead, Spokane Daily Chronicle (October 8, 1956)
    – Austrian Kills Family Of Seven and Himself, The Hartford Courant (October 8, 1956)
    – Veteran kills wife, 6 children – Hangs himself, The Daily Gleaner (October 8, 1956)
    – Familie ausgelöscht, Hamburger Abendblatt (October 8, 1956)
    – La strage di un possidente austriaco impazzito, Stampa Sera (October 8, 1956)
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    – Wolkan, Rudolf: Böhmens Antheil an der deutschen Litteratur des XVI. Jahrhunderts; Prague, 1890.
    – Zwo Warhafftige Newe Zeitung; 1599.
  37. ^ Schreckenstat eines Familienvaters, Coburger Zeitung (June 15, 1927)
  38. ^ Kills 5 children and wife, The New York Times (March 12, 1907)
    – Domestic tragedy, Poverty Bay Herald (May 11, 1907)
    – Murder and suicide, Taranaki Herald (March 12, 1907)
    – Eine Familientragödie, Freiburger Zeitung (March 12, 1907) (2. Blatt)
    – Aus aller Welt, Coburger Zeitung (March 13, 1907)
  39. ^ Mad Pole Kills Six of His Family, The New York Times (December 5, 1929)
    – Peasant kills six, The Montana Standard (December 5, 1929)
    – Eine siebenköpfige Familie ermordet, Coburger Zeitung (December 4, 1929)
    – Die Mutter und fünf Geschwister ermordet, Bohemia (December 4, 1929)
  40. ^ Grauenhafte Mordtat eines Vaters, Coburger Zeitung (April 4, 1930)
    – Ein Vater ermordet seine Kinder, Die Neue Zeitung (April 4, 1930)
    – Een ontzettend familiedrama, Vlissingse Courant (April 4, 1930)
    – De zesvoudige moord te Merkstein, Alkmaarsche Courant (August 4, 1930)
  41. ^ 6 slain; seize woman, hunt blacksmith, Chicago Daily Tribune (October 21, 1954)
    – Six in family beaten to death, St. Petersburg Times (October 24, 1954)
    – Une horrible tuerie dans l'Indre, Journal de Genève (October 22, 1954)
    – Mass killer found shot, The Straits Times (October 22, 1954)
  42. ^ Familiendrama in Salzgitter, Der Spiegel (December 23, 2000)
    – Familiendrama von Salzgitter: Mutter noch in Lebensgefahr, Rheinische Post (December 24, 2000)
    – Lebenslang für sechsfachen Mörder, Berliner Zeitungen (May 30, 2001)
    – Lebenslänglich für das Blutbad mit sechs Toten, Die Welt (May 30, 2001)
  43. ^ Gunman kills relatives in Bosnia, BBC News (May 29, 2008)
    – Bosnian man who killed six is jailed for 40 years, Earth Times (June 2, 2009)
    – Bosnian who killed six relatives jailed for 40 years, News.com.au (June 3, 2009)
  44. ^ Castro, Américo: El honor puesto en crisis como honra, in Identities in Crisis – Essays on Honour, Gender and Women in the Comedi; Edition Reichenberger, 2002. (p. 7)
  45. ^ Hitzig, Julius Eduard & Alexis, Willibald: Der neue Pitaval, Vol. 19 (p. 405); Leipzig, 1852.
    – Christern, Johann Wilhelm: Hamburgische Geschichte des neunzehnten Jahrhunderts, Hamburg/Leipzig, 1843
    – Kurze jedoch richtige Darstellung der traurigen Geschichte des unglücklichen Johann Georg Rüsau; Hamburg, 1804.
    – Curio, Johann Carl Daniel: Rüsau's Leben und Hinrichtung in pragmatischer, moralischer und psychologischer Hinsicht; Nestler, 1804.
  46. ^ Vermischte Nachrichten – Aus Frankfurt, Erlanger Real-Zeitung (September 5, 1817)
    – Friederich, Johann Konrad: Vierzig Jahre aus dem Leben eines Todten – Hinterlassene Papiere eines französisch-preußischen Offiziers, Vol. 3; Tübingen, 1849.
    – Wahrhafte Beschreibung des siebenfachen Mordes; Frankfurt am Main, 1818.
    – Wahrhafte Beschreibung des siebenfachen Mordes; Frankfurt am Main, 1817.
  47. ^ Wassermann, Jakob: Deutsche Charaktere und Begebenheiten; Berlin (1915)
    – Acta Borussia
    – Hitzig, Julius Eduard & Alexis, Willibald: Der neue Pitaval, Vol. 25; Leipzig, 1858.
  48. ^ Trial of a woman for the murder of her six children – Plea of insanity, The New York Times (August 25, 1854)
    – Murder of six children by their mother, The Courier (September 13, 1854)
    – Female Mass Murderers – Six Children Murdered, truTV
  49. ^ Vermischte Nachrichten – Turin, Fürther Tagblatt (July 8, 1856)
    – Italien – In Livorno, Der Volksbote für den Bürger und Landmann (July 8, 1856)
  50. ^ Mannigfaltigkeiten – Sechsfacher Mord, Erheiterungen – Belletristisches Beiblatt zur Aschaffenburger Zeitung (January 18, 1862)
    – Sechsfacher Mord, Neue Würzburger Zeitung (January 16, 1862)
    – Nichtpolitisches – Teplitz, Neue Augsburger Zeitung (January 24, 1862)
    – Aus der Praxis österr. Strafgerichte – Verhandlung wegen sechsfachen Mordes vor dem k. k. Kreisgerichte Brüx, Allgemeine österreichische Gerichtszeitung (April 26, 1862)
  51. ^ A whole family murdered, Sacramento Daily Union (August 4, 1870)
    – A Whole Family Murdered, Chicago Tribune (July 28, 1870)
    – Italia – Ariano, La Stampa (July 3, 1870)
  52. ^ Gemengd Nieuws, Leidsch Dagblad (May 18, 1885)
    – Zesvoudige moord, De Schelde (May 24, 1885)
    – Eine gräßliche That, Coburger Zeitung (May 16, 1885)
  53. ^ Sechsfacher Mord, Bohemia (December 25, 1885)
    – Te Hamm..., Vlissingse Courant (January 3, 1886)
    – Naar we reeds meldden..., Leidsch Dagblad (January 11, 1886)
    – Rheinisch-Westfälische Chronik – Hamm, Bonner Tageblatt (December 29, 1885)
  54. ^ A frightful tragedy, Wanganui Chronicle (June 4, 1889)
    – France, Hawke's Bay Herald (June 3, 1889)
    – Horrible Tragedie pres de Saint-Dié, Le Petit Journal (May 31, 1889)
  55. ^ Zeesvoudige moord, Zalt-Bommelsche Courant (September 13, 1905)
    – Aus dem Reiche – Kamenz i. S., Coburger Zeitung (September 2, 1905)
    – Sechsfacher Mord und Brandstiftung, Freiburger Zeitung (September 2, 1905) (2. Blatt)
  56. ^ Man Destroys His Six Children and Himself, Adelaide Register (November 1, 1905)
    – Murder and suicide in Wiltshire, The Times (September 25, 1905)
    – The murder and suicide in Wiltshire, The Times (September 26, 1905)
    – Awful tragedy in Wiltshire – Father kills six children and commits suicide, Lloyds Weekly News (September 24, 1905)
  57. ^ Aus aller Welt – Dortmund, Coburger Zeitung (April 14, 1907)
    – Neueste Nachrichten – Dortmund, Bonner Tagblatt (April 13, 1907)
  58. ^ Zes kinderen vermoord, Algemeen Handelsblad (July 24, 1907)
    – Aus aller Welt – Kopenhagen, Coburger Zeitung (July 24, 1907)
    – Gemengd Nieuws – Over een moord, Vlissingse Courant (July 27, 1907)
  59. ^ Wealthy man goes insane, slays eight, The Tacoma Times (December 11, 1909)
    – Shocking tragedy, The Sydney Morning Herald (December 14, 1909)
    – Sanguinaire folie a Marseille, Le Petit Journal (December 12, 1909)
  60. ^ Familendrama, Freiburger Zeitung (September 13, 1911)
    – Laborer kills wife, children and self, San Francisco Call (September 14, 1911)
    – Gemengd Nieuws – Familiedrama, Goessche Courant (September 16, 1911)
  61. ^ Tragedy in Germany – Family of six killed, The Mercury (February 14, 1912)
    – Thüringen und Nachbarstaaten, Coburger Zeitung (February 14, 1912)
  62. ^ Vergiftungstod einer siebenköpfigen Familie, Die Neue Zeitung (February 6, 1913)
    – Das Familiendrama in Holleschowitz, Die Neue Zeitung (February 6, 1913)
    – Die Tragödie einer ruinierten Familie, Prager Tagblatt (February 6, 1913)
    – Die Familientragödie in Holleschowitz, Prager Tagblatt (February 7, 1913)
  63. ^ Ein Massenmord in Dortmund, Die Neue Zeitung (June 18, 1926)
    – German kills six and self, The New York Times (June 18, 1926)
    – Massenmord und Selbstmord, Freiburger Zeitung (June 18, 1926)
  64. ^ Epouvantable tragédie, Journal de Geneve (February 25, 1927)
    – Eine furchtbare Familientragödie, Neue Freie Presse (February 25, 1927)
    – Sechsfache Mordtat, Coburger Zeitung (February 25, 1927)
    – Sechsmal zum Tode verurteilt, Coburger Zeitung (August 31, 1927)
    – Rückblick auf das Jahr 1927 – Katastrophen, Unglücksfälle, Verbrechen, Urteile, Coburger Zeitung (January 4, 1928)
  65. ^ Insane man kills six members of his family in Bulgaria, The Corsicana Daily Sun (October 27, 1927)
    – Dream prompts man to kill six of kin, Oakland Tribune (October 27, 1927)
    – Ordered by vision to slay, he states, Ellensburg Daily Record (October 27, 1927)
  66. ^ Eine sechsköpfige Familie ermordet, Coburger Zeitung (August 14, 1929)
    – Eine ganze Familie ausgerottet, Die Neue Zeitung (August 15, 1929)
  67. ^ Kills Herself and Six Children, The New York Times (March 2, 1930)
    – Eine grauenhafte Familientragödie, Die Neue Zeitung (March 2, 1930)
    – Furchtbare Familientragödie in Chemnitz, Coburger Zeitung (March 3, 1930)
  68. ^ Caretakers madness, The Canberra Times (September 24, 1930)
    – Caretaker murders family, The Argus (September 25, 1930)
    – Une tragédie en Finlande – Sept personnes carbonisées, Journal de Genéve (September 23, 1930)
  69. ^ Vreeselijk Familiedrama, Amersfoortsch Dagblad (May 30, 1931)
    – Ein Vater erschlägt seine 4 Kinder, Coburger Zeitung (May 29, 1931)
    – Morde aus Wahnsinn, Prager Tagblatt (May 30, 1931)
    – Der Kindermord in Knurow, Reichenberger Zeitung (May 30, 1931)
  70. ^ Family murder – Frenchman's crime, The Canberra Times (February 13, 1932)
    – Family wiped out, Northern Territory Times (April 12, 1932)
    – Der sechsfache Mörder seiner Familie verhaftet, Die Neue Zeitung (February 12, 1932)
    – Murdered his family – Farmer sentenced to death, The Argus (March 9, 1933)
    – Le sextuple crime de Moirax, Le Figaro (February 12, 1932) (p.4)
    – Effroyable tuerie en Lot-et-Garonne, Le Petit Journal (February 11, 1932)
    – L'Effroyable tuerie de Serres, Le Petit Journal (February 12, 1932)
    – Pierre Delafet le monstre de Moirax est condamné à mort, Le Petit Journal (March 8, 1933)
  71. ^ 7 die in divorce tragedy, The New York Times (March 26, 1932)
    – Family murdered – Divorced judge commits suicide, The Sydney Morning Herald (March 28, 1932)
    – Sieben Todesopfer einer Familientragödie, Neue Freie Presse (March 26, 1932)
  72. ^ Seine sechs Kinder und sich selbst mit Gas vergiftet, Fehrbelliner Zeitung (July 17, 1934)
  73. ^ Demented French farmer kills six, commits suicide, New Castle News (October 12, 1934)
    – Un fermier égorge ses cinq enfants et sa femme, Le Petit Journal (October 13, 1934)
    – Ein Familiendrama – sechs Tote, Das Kleine Blatt (October 13, 1934)
  74. ^ Vrouw en kinderen vermoord, De Nieuwe Koerier (April 1, 1937)
  75. ^ Entsetzliche Bluttat in Stuttgart, Freuburger Zeitung (August 29, 1938)
    – Ein Vater ermordet seine sechs Kinder, Das Kleine Blatt (August 30, 1938)
    – Uccide sei figli a martellate perchè abbandonato dalla moglie, La Stampa (August 29, 1938)
    – Seine sechs Kinder ermordet, Reichenberger Zeitung (August 30, 1938)
  76. ^ Painter runs amuck, The West Australian (March 21, 1939)
    – Accused Slayer Hangs Self, The Hartford Courant (March 21, 1939)
    – Un pere massacre a coups de hache quatre de ses enfants, Le Petit Journal (March 19, 1939)
    – Six fois assassin est arretè, Le Petit Journal (March 20, 1939)
    – Six fois assassin se fait justice..., Le Petit Journal (March 21, 1939)
  77. ^ Batianova, Elena, P.: Ritual Violence among the Peoples of Northeastern Siberia, in Hunters and Gatherers in the Modern World (eds. Schweitzer, Peter P., et al.); Berghahn Books, 2000. (p. 158)
  78. ^ Une tragédie à Zurich, Journal de Genéve (April 27, 1943)
    – Effroyable drame de famille à Zurich, Gazette de Lausanne (April 27, 1943)
  79. ^ Wife Dead, French Major Kills Six Children, Self, Chicago Daily Tribune (October 12, 1950)
  80. ^ French farmer kills six persons; suicides, Sarasota Herald-Tribune (April 16, 1952)
    – Berserk tenant farmer kills six, takes own life, The Spokesman-Review (April 16, 1952)
    – Farmer Kills 6, Hangs Self, The Baltimore Sun (April 16, 1952)
    – Aged Frenchman goes berserk, The Mercury (April 17, 1952)
    – Aus Verzweiflung in den Tod, Hamburger Abendblatt (April 16, 1952)
  81. ^ Un demente mata a su mujer y a sus cinco hijos y se suicida, La Vanguardia (May 2, 1962)
    – Un demente mata a su mujer y a sus cinco hijos y se suicida, ABC (May 2, 1962)
    – Prestan declaracion los familiares de las victimas del suceso ocurrido en la calle de Antonio Grilo, ABC (May 3, 1962)
  82. ^ Kleine Nachrichten – Blutige Familientragödie in Finnland, Passauer Neue Presse (September 27, 1962)
  83. ^ Erfolgloser Erfinder löschte seine ganze Familie aus, Hamburger Abendblatt (August 6, 1968)
    – Disgusted Businessman Kills Himself, Family, The Hartford Courant (August 6, 1968)
  84. ^ Mutter erschoß ihre Familie, Hamburger Abendblatt (September 24, 1969)
    – Betäubt und dann erschossen?, Hamburger Abendblatt (September 25, 1969)
  85. ^ Un hombre mata a tiros de escopeta a su esposa, sus cuatro hijos y una sirvienta, ABC (January 31, 1971) (Edicion de Andalucia)
    – Un abogado mata, en Orense, a su mujer, a sus cuatro hijos y a la sirvienta de la casa, ABC (January 31, 1971) (Edicion de la Manana)
    – Mata a tiros a su esposa, a sus cuatro hijos y a la sirvienta, La Vanguardia (January 31, 1971)
  86. ^ News in brief, The Times (June 24, 1971)
    – Murder hearing is held in ambulance, The Times (June 30, 1971)
    – Killer may be let out, The Guardian (January 12, 1976)
    – Mother, children slain, husband critical, The Gleaner (June 24, 1971)
    – Zesvoudige moord in Engeland, Provinciale Zeeuwse Courant (June 24, 1971)
  87. ^ Article about Ryszard Sobok at Polish Wikipedia
  88. ^ Amoklauf, Hamburger Abendblatt (February 25, 1985)
    – Un belga mata a seis familiares y luego se suicida por desacuerdo con un divorcio, El País (February 25, 1985)
  89. ^ Ein Mann erdrosselte seine Frau und die fünf Kinder, Hamburger Abendblatt (February 18, 1986)
    – 1986: Erschütterndes Familiendrama, Geisenfelder Zeitung (September 2, 2006)
    – Family tragedy, The Straits Times (February 19, 1986)
  90. ^ Tueries – Metz: six meurtres et un suicide, Le Soir (July 14, 1993)
    – Zigeuner tötet sechs Angehörige einer Familie und sich selbst, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (July 15, 1993)
    – Selbstmord nach Tötung von sechs Verwandten, Stuttgarter Zeitung (July 15, 1993)
    – Un règlement de comptes entre marginaux à Metz – La tuerie du "schoutt", Le Monde (July 15, 1993)
  91. ^ Man found hanged near bodies of his kids, Akron Beacon Journal (July 13, 1994)
    – Vater vergiftet sechs Kinder und erhängt sich, Stuttgarter Zeitung (July 13, 1994)
    – Coudekerque: Les enfants etrangles, Le Soir (July 19, 1994)
  92. ^ Les précédents meurtres familiaux, Libération (February 28, 1995)
    – Ain: six meurtres et un suicide au bout d'une vie "trop compliquee", Le Soir (July 22, 1994)
    – Francia, ABC (July 21, 1994)
  93. ^ Teen fatally shoots 4 kin, 2 others, The Buffalo News (February 28, 1995)
    – Tuerie de Louveciennes, French Wikipedia article
  94. ^ Stermina la famiglia, non voleva separarsi, Corriere della Sera (November 21, 1996)
    – L'addio ai sei innocenti, Corriere della Sera (November 22, 1996)
    – "Voglio farla finita" – Sentito dal giudice il carabiniere killer, Corriere della Sera (November 23, 1996)
    – Carabiniere erschießt sechs Menschen, Stuttgarter Zeitung (November 21, 1996)
  95. ^ Father suspected after family slain in Belgium, ABC News (January 20, 2002)
    – Man 'kills 5 children', The Observer (January 20, 2002)
    – Assises de Bruxelles – Coupable de six assassinats, Le Soir (October 25, 2003)
  96. ^ Omagh fire: father prime suspect in investigation, Belfast Telegraph (November 15, 2007)
    – Girl removed from McElhill care, BBC News (November 19, 2007)
    – Omagh fire tragedy one year on, Belfast Telegraph (November 13, 2008)
    – ‘Help me, I’m burning’ – chilling last words of Omagh blaze teen, Belfast Telegraph (October 21, 2009)
    – Who was Arthur McElhill?, BBC News (December 8, 2009)
    – McElhill fire murder house in Omagh is demolished, BBC News (March 16, 2011)
  97. ^ Jersey stabbings: Six die in knife attack, BBC News (August 14, 2011)
    – Six killed in rampage by knifeman, Belfast Telegraph (August 14, 2011)
    – Six killed – including three children – in town stabbing, Jersey Evening Post (August 14, 2011)
    – Jersey killings: Stab victims were of Polish descent, The Guardian (August 15, 2011)
    – Jersey knifeman ‘killed his own children’ in suicidal rage, Yorkshire Post (August 15, 2011)
    – Did knifeman kill his family after his wife betrayed him?, Daily Mail (August 16, 2011)
    – Face of Jersey slayings suspect, The Sun (August 16, 2011)
    – Polish builder who killed six sentenced to 30 years in jail, The Guardian (October 29, 2012)
  98. ^ A full and true account of one John Chambers of the town of Simer; in the county of York; who was hanged on 6 May 1725; Edinburgh, 1725.
  99. ^ A Servian murderer, Grey River Argus (September 26, 1906)
    – Ex-convict's crime, The Evening Post (September 22, 1906)
    – A Servian murderer, Northern Advocate (September 22, 1906)
    – A demented Servian, Sunday Times (September 23, 1906)
    – Terrible tragedy in Servia, The West Australian (September 24, 1906)
  100. ^ Mistaken leniency – Released murderer's crime, The Advertiser (October 22. 1913)
    – Criminal's terrible revenge – Committs six murders, Poverty Bay Herald (October 21, 1913)
    – Murders by a released criminal – Six persons killed, The Evening Post (October 21, 1913)
    – Furchtbarer Racheakt eines entlassenen Sträflings, Die Neue Zeitung (October 20, 1913)
    – Blutiges Familiendrama nächst Brescia, Neue Freie Presse (October 20, 1913)
  101. ^ Ein Tobsüchtiger als Massenmörder, Coburger Zeitung (June 3, 1927)
    – Ein Tobsüchtiger als Massenmörder, Reichenberger Zeitung (June 2, 1927)
  102. ^ Fünffacher Mord, Coburger Zeitung (August 19, 1930)
    – Sechsfache Mordtat, Brünner Tagesbote (August 19, 1930)
  103. ^ Terrible tragedy in the Potteries, The Times (June 1, 1898)
    – Engeland, Peel en Maas (June 4, 1898)
    – Killed Wife And Five Children, The Baltimore Sun (June 1, 1898)
    – General News, Reynolds's Newspaper (June 12, 1898)
    – Family wiped out, Bruce Herald (August 9, 1898)
  104. ^ Notizie Italiane – Nicastro, La Stampa (May 16, 1893)
    – Von einem furchtbaren Familiendrama, Mährisches Tagblatt (May 30, 1893)
  105. ^ Korrespondenzen – Horodenka, Czernowitzer Allgemeine Zeitung (September 26, 1905)
    – Familientragödie, Brünner Tagesbote (September 30, 1905)
  106. ^ Kills Wife and 5 Children with Ax and Ends Own Life, Chicago Daily Tribune (January 25, 1934)
    – What's happening in the world, Ludington Daily News (January 24, 1934)
    – Sechs Todesopfer eines Familiendramas, Neue Freie Presse (January 24, 1934)
    – Drama in een Waalsch Dorp, Leidsche Courant (January 24, 1934)
    – Schrikkelijk Drama der Ellende, De Volksstem (January 25, 1934)
    – Na het Drama te Berzée, De Volksstem (January 28, 1934)
  107. ^ Ein gräßliches Familiendrama bei Preßburg, Die Neue Zeitung (December 24, 1930)
    – Erschütterndes Familiendrama aus Not, Brünner Tagesbote (December 19, 1930)
  108. ^ Man In Armenia Runs Amuck When Relatives Refuse to Support Him, The New York Times (April 1, 1907)
    – Stabs four women and three men, The Washington Post (April 1, 1907)
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