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|title=<center>Andrew Blaze Suicide Tapes</center> | |title=<center>Andrew Blaze Suicide Tapes</center> | ||
|image=Bandicam_2017-07-15_11-57-47-958.jpg | |image=Bandicam_2017-07-15_11-57-47-958.jpg | ||
|imagecaption= | |imagecaption=A screenshot from the tape. | ||
|status=<span style="color: | |status=<span style="color:green;">'''Found'''</span> | ||
|datefound=26 Jun 2017 | |||
|foundby=[https://archive.org/details/@jcj83429 jcj83429] | |||
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In 2008, Randy Stair started a YouTube channel called ''PioneersProductions'', where he would upload skits and other content. Since this channel didn't get any attention, he decided to focus on a new channel, this time only focusing on animation. | |||
While he was doing all of this content, he worked on the side for grocery store chain Weis, working an overnight shift. In the late hours of June 8th, 2017, he would take two Mossberg 500 shotguns and kill three of his co-workers, later taking his own life. | |||
However, before the shooting, he posted links of his '''Journal, Suicide Tapes and other things''' such as a manifesto on his "Ember's Ghost Squad" channel, where he infamously expressed his obsession for fictional character Ember McLain from the ''Danny Phantom'' animated series. | |||
==Tapes/Journal/Digital Set== | |||
On Twitter, Randy posted several Mediafire links with different captions; these included his Journal, Suicide Tapes, and his Digital set. However, a day after he posted the links, Mediafire suspended his account, thus causing the files to be lost. There are re-uploads on YouTube, but most of them have been deleted by YouTube themselves. Most of the tapes got corrupted while downloading, and only a few managed to get the whole files. | |||
Stair's journal was found six days later on June 14th, 2017.<ref>[https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B0n0249L3Ajmb3dtSk1wUlBUZG8&pageId=102213223014370570495 The Google Drive link to Andrew Blaze's Journal.] Retrieved 15 Jul '17</ref> | |||
His digital was not found until June 26th, 2017, when the entire digital set was uploaded to archive.org making it viewable to the public.<ref>[https://archive.org/details/EGSPioneersProductionsDigitalSet Archive.org link to ''PioneersProductions'' digital set.] Retrieved 21 Oct '18</ref> | |||
==References== | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:18, 8 January 2024
In 2008, Randy Stair started a YouTube channel called PioneersProductions, where he would upload skits and other content. Since this channel didn't get any attention, he decided to focus on a new channel, this time only focusing on animation.
While he was doing all of this content, he worked on the side for grocery store chain Weis, working an overnight shift. In the late hours of June 8th, 2017, he would take two Mossberg 500 shotguns and kill three of his co-workers, later taking his own life.
However, before the shooting, he posted links of his Journal, Suicide Tapes and other things such as a manifesto on his "Ember's Ghost Squad" channel, where he infamously expressed his obsession for fictional character Ember McLain from the Danny Phantom animated series.
Tapes/Journal/Digital Set
On Twitter, Randy posted several Mediafire links with different captions; these included his Journal, Suicide Tapes, and his Digital set. However, a day after he posted the links, Mediafire suspended his account, thus causing the files to be lost. There are re-uploads on YouTube, but most of them have been deleted by YouTube themselves. Most of the tapes got corrupted while downloading, and only a few managed to get the whole files.
Stair's journal was found six days later on June 14th, 2017.[1]
His digital was not found until June 26th, 2017, when the entire digital set was uploaded to archive.org making it viewable to the public.[2]
References
- ↑ The Google Drive link to Andrew Blaze's Journal. Retrieved 15 Jul '17
- ↑ Archive.org link to PioneersProductions digital set. Retrieved 21 Oct '18