The San Diego mosque shooters planned three deadly attacks, according to an unconfirmed 75-page manifesto allegedly authored by the teen killers.
The rambling, hate-filled pages, shared online via a niche file-sharing website, describe a planned ‘blitzkrieg’ to ‘cause as much death and destruction’ as they could.
The document, filled with neo-Nazi rhetoric, claims that Caleb Vazquez, 18, and Cain Clark, 17, ‘surveyed and mapped out’ three locations for deadly attacks.
Adolf Hitler was at the top of a list of people the murderous teens were allegedly inspired by, the manifesto said, along with mass killers including Anders Breivik, Dylann Roof and Ted Kaczynski.
Details in the document are a match for the two, including their ages, Southern California residence, Vazquez’s Mexican heritage, the name of a social media account linked to Clark and his interest in wrestling.
The manifesto is in two sections. The first 33 pages are attributed to Vazquez, with the title MisanthropistCEL. The latter 42 pages are titled Death to the World, by Cain Clark.
A neo-Nazi symbol on the first page of a section attributed to Clark matches the symbol on a patch on one of the shooters’ camo fatigue outfits they wore for the attack, which was captured in a livestream video they recorded using a body-worn camera.
Cain Clark, 17, filmed himself as he carried out a horrific shooting at a San Diego mosque on Monday - after allegedly writing a manifesto that indicated he and Caleb Vazquez, 18, planned to hit three targets
Vazquez (pictured) opened fire alongside Clark in the shooting on Monday, killing three people before they turned their guns on themselves
The teenagers filmed themselves as they stalked the mosque looking for victims
In the screed, Clark appears to describe himself as a ‘Christian Ecofascist Accelerationist.'
Vazquez allegedly described himself as an ‘incel’ and ‘misogynist.'
‘Incels’ or ‘involuntary celibates’ are a group of men often characterized by their hatred for women and society due to their lack of sexual contact.
‘I do consider myself a misogynist and hold a lot of hatred in my heart for the female population, and to be fair I certainly was quite involved in the online incel culture,’ Vazquez allegedly wrote.
The Daily Mail confirmed that a TikTok account which posted Nazi-related content matches Clark’s online username mentioned in the alleged manifesto.
The TikTok account bio included the acronym ‘KHHV,’ a term often used by incels that stands for ‘Kissless, Hugless, Handholdless Virgin.'
The section attributed to Clark revealed that he, like Vazquez, had trouble finding a romantic relationship.
The rambling, hate-filled pages, shared online via a niche file-sharing website, describe a planned ‘blitzkrieg’ to ‘cause as much death and destruction’ as they could
A list of people the murderous teens were allegedly inspired included Anders Breivik, Dylann Roof and Ted Kaczynski as well as Adolf Hitler who was mentioned elsewhere
After carrying out the spree, Clark shot his accomplice and then himself, horrific footage from his live stream showed
‘The current dating world is so bad that most men don't even bother trying to find a girlfriend which will force them into an even worse depressive state than before because they find that it’s hopeless,’ the document states.
‘I can say this with confidence because I experienced the same thing.’
In a chilling – and apparently unfinished – section appearing to detail their plans, the teens allegedly wrote about scoping out targets.
‘All locations were surveyed and mapped out to the best of our ability without raising suspicion or attention to us by using satellite and street views on Google maps along with using pictures on reviews to try and get an idea of the layout,’ the document said.
Vazquez’s main hatred seems to be of Jews rather than Muslims according to the writings, though the murderous teens ended up killing three at the Islamic Center of San Diego on Monday.
Early in the section attributed to Vazquez, the author ranted that ‘all the wrong in the world’ was caused by ‘the Jews.'
But the two had plenty of hate to go around: Black people, LGBT people, and immigrants were all targets, they allegedly wrote.
Nader Awad, 57, tragically lost his life after he ran towards the two teenage shooters as they opened fire at his San Diego mosque
Mansour Kaziha, known as Abu El Ezz, a worker in the store at the Islamic Center of San Diego, was also killed in the horror shooting on Monday
Amin Abdullah, a father of eight, was killed by the teen shooters. Police praised Abdullah for 'saving lives' with his actions before he was tragically killed
Vazquez allegedly spewed hatred against women too, a section calls them ‘the most insufferable, backwards, evil bunch anyone could be forced to have to spend any time with.'
He bemoaned being a ‘short guy,’ ‘weird and awkward’ and autistic, according to the suspected manifesto.
He also appeared to admit that he ‘had some mental issues’ and was suicidal.
‘Die. That's the most important thing to me, I would've ended myself regardless but thought to at least do something to help my race,’ Vazquez allegedly wrote.
The document was at pains to claim that though Vazquez was ‘half Northern Mexican’ he was ‘ 70-85% of European genetic descent.'
But Clark's apparent writings spew venomous hate about ‘dirty Mexican’ workers taking jobs.
Referring to Black people, Clark allegedly wrote: ‘we ought to slaughter each and every one of them.' He allegedly added Muslims should be ‘isolated and exterminated.'
He called for ‘complete and utter collapse of society’ according to the document and wrote: ‘Grab a gun, kill a politician or a ni**er or a ki**,’ using slurs for black and Jewish people.
Images from the scene where the teens shot themselves showed a red gasoline canister with a sticker resembling a Nazi SS logo, as a shotgun lay nearby
Officers seen outside the mosque following the tragedy on Monday
Members of the Muslim community in San Diego react after the horror shooting on Monday
‘Show no mercy. Kill them all,’ the document states.
Clark allegedly wrote about guerilla warfare, molotov cocktails and using commercial drones for terror.
The document also contains a stark warning to the teen's enemies: ‘Put a gun in your mouth and pull the trigger.’
Ultimately though, he was the one to take the advice.
At the end of their livestream video of their attack on the mosque, which appears to have been filmed on a body-worn GoPro camera as described in the document, Clark sat in the driver’s seat of his mother’s BMW, turned and shot his accomplice, then himself in the head.