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For this chart, a mass shooting is defined as an attack in a public place with four or more people killed. Mass murders in private homes related to domestic violence and shootings tied to gang or other criminal activity are excluded.

By Joseph Harrington | on January 14, 2016 | 0 Comment
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For this chart, a mass shooting is defined as an attack in a public place with four or more people killed. Mass murders in private homes related to domestic violence and shootings tied to gang or other criminal activity are excluded.

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For this chart, a mass shooting is defined as an attack in a public place with four or more people killed. Mass murders in private homes related to domestic violence and shootings tied to gang or other criminal activity are excluded.

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For this chart, a mass shooting is defined as an attack in a public place with four or more people killed. Mass murders in private homes related to domestic violence and shootings tied to gang or other criminal activity are excluded.