Santa Fe High School Shooter Identified: 17 Yr-Old Dimitrios Pagourtzis — Had “Born to Kill” on His Facebook Page
At least 8 people are dead, several injured after a gunman opened fire at Santa Fe High School in Texas Friday morning.
One suspect is in custody and a second suspect has been detained.
The shooter is reportedly a student at the school.
This is who is responsible for killing 8-10 people this morning at Santa Fe High School. Dimitrios (Dimitri) Pagourtzis.
Dimitrios had a Facebook page but it is already deleted.
Facebook already took down his profile this morning.
Dimitrios has a YouTube account.
Dimitrios Pagourtzis photos, alleged shooter at Santa Fe High School in Texas, explained his jacket insignia on Facebook:
Duster Hammer and Sickle = Rebellion
Rising Sun = Kamikaze Tactics
Iron Cross = Bravery
Baphomet = Evil
Cthulhu = PowerThat’s from April 30, at 8:07 p.m. pic.twitter.com/clmILORwJs
— Paula Neal Mooney (@PAULANEALMOONEY) May 18, 2018
Students confirm that Dimitrios Pagourtzis is the Santa Fe school shooter….
FB page deleted already. pic.twitter.com/FIwau9ADXX
— Misty (@Itsraining2) May 18, 2018
Dimitri had explosives and a sawed-off shotgun.
Santa Fe High School Texas shooter allegedly Dimitrios ‘Dimitri’ Pagourtzis, per students. Facebook page deleted. YouTube account still up. Photos from Dimitrios Pagourtzis Facebook allegedly taken before page taken down – but a fake profile account may have popped up. Insignia pic.twitter.com/yDYjSR8BQA
— Paula Neal Mooney (@PAULANEALMOONEY) May 18, 2018
The _dimitrios_pagourtzis Instagram account: Only 3 posts, 4 followers and 13 following. Photos allegedly from April 24 – but can people backdate IG posts? pic.twitter.com/FphvIJGQbz
— Paula Neal Mooney (@PAULANEALMOONEY) May 18, 2018
Witnesses say the shooter threw explosive devices into a classroom prompting authorities to do a sweep for other explosives.
UPDATE– Police confirmed the name moments ago.
NEW: The name of the Santa Fe High School shooter in custody is 17-year old Dimitrios Pagourtzis, according to law enforcement sources
— CBS Evening News (@CBSEveningNews) May 18, 2018
