The 15-year-old student who opened fire late Monday morning at Abundant Life Christian School in Wisconsin has been linked to Satanic chat groups known for grooming teenagers to commit crimes, self-mutilation and other acts of depravity—the latest mutation of a disturbing online trend known as “accelerationism.”
Natalie Rupnow, who went by the name Samantha, opened fire during a study hall, killing another student and a teacher, and wounding six others before killing herself. The information about her apparent interest in Satanism comes from online researcher “Bx,” who has provided Headline USA with reliable information in the past.
In an article on her Substack, Bx explained in detail how she uncovered and authenticated information about Rupnow.
https://twitter.com/bx_on_x/status/1869382299780825330
On Tuesday, a journalist published Rupnow’s apparent manifesto, which came from the shooter’s Twitter/X account. Bx looked into the account, and found that it was following at least two accounts promoting Satanism and accelerationism. Those accounts were @GroidCell, which is linked to the Satanic 764 pedophile network; and @tempel0vBl00d—named after a Satanic cult, which happens to have been created by an FBI informant. The latter account has since changed its name, Bx said.
“But the most direct link to these groups came from Rupnow’s suspected Telegram account, ‘crossixir.’ Her user account was subscribed to a channel called @u0kaaa, which is descried as a 764 music and backup chanel,” Bx added. […]
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