Deranged transgender Minnesota shooter Robin Westman had recently dumped his longtime girlfriend, who was reportedly a “furry” — describing the ex as the “root of my suffering” in a twisted manifesto.
The 23-year-old maniac, who slaughtered two children and injured 18 other people at a Minneapolis Catholic school, had only recently called it quits with his partner of several years before last week’s bloodshed, his dad previously revealed.
The ex has now been identified by the Daily Mail as 22-year-old Abigail Bodick, who was previously pictured on social media donning cat ears and whiskers at an anime convention earlier this year.
In the series of sick documents linked to Westman after the shooting, Westman had repeatedly referred to a person named “Aby” and “Abbey” — calling them a “catalyst” for his deranged behavior and the “root of my suffering.”
He also wrote about being fascinated by “furries,” people who enjoy dressing up as cartoonish animals.
“I like feeling sexy and cute, but my face never matches how I feel. I hate my face… maybe that’s why I like furries so much,” he wrote. “You can give yourself a new body and face.”
Several social media photos obtained by the Mail — dating back to at least 2022 — showed the couple posing together in happier times.
The smiling couple was pictured selling items at a craft event, dressing up for a local Renaissance fair and visiting an aquarium together.
It wasn’t exactly clear when they ended things. However, Westman’s father told investigators after the shooting that his son recently “broke up with a significant and/or romantic partner.”
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Westman penned a slew of unhinged entries before the shooting, saying he wished he’d never met his ex.
“Aby is such a baby. I should have never started dating them,” Westman wrote.
“I am NOT spending my life with a ‘blue hair and pronouns’ having a– b—h. You are lucky I have bigger plans than you,” the gunman said in another.
Westman also described the girlfriend as a “catalyst” and the “root of my suffering.”
The details emerged as investigators continue to probe a motive for last week’s bloodshed that saw Westman fire 116 rifle rounds through stained-glass windows while children celebrated Mass during the first week of classes at the Annunciation Catholic School.
Youngsters Fletcher Merkel, 8, and Harper Moyski, 10, were killed in the attack before Westman took his own life.
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