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INDINAPOLIS METROPOLITAN POLICEįacebook stopped short of saying Hole’s pony love had anything to do with the shooting, writing in the memo there was no clear evidence it motivated the massacre. Brandon Hole, a former employee of FedEx, opened fire in the facility before turning the gun on himself. “Brony on­line cul­ture has dis­played el­e­ments of far-right and white na­tion­al­ist ex­trem­ism,” the memo stated. Michelle Pemberton-USA TODAY NETWORK via REUTERS Investigators at the FedEx facility in Indianapolis on April 16, 2021. The name Brony is a mashup between “bro” and “pony” - and the group has a history of extremist tendencies, the outlet said, citing an internal Facebook memo they reviewed that detailed the post. At the end of generation 4, Applejack is seen bickering with Rainbow Dash like an old, married couple, teasing the idea that the two. She received her cutie mark after moving to Manehatten then realizing that she belonged on the farm with her family. “Brony on­line cul­ture has dis­played el­e­ments of far-right and white na­tion­al­ist ex­trem­ism,” the memo stated. Applejack was born and raised in Sweet Apple Acres and has been working as a farmer until death. The post included a photo of Applejack, a blond pony that is a main character on the show. Thursday, less than an hour before his rampage began, the outlet reported. “I hope that I can be with Ap­ple­jack in the af­ter­life, my life has no mean­ing with­out her,” Hole wrote on his Facebook page at 10:19 p.m.

Some members are sexually attracted to the characters, while the group also has allegedly displayed far-right tendencies. Posts on 19-year-old Brandon Hole’s since-taken-down Facebook page appear to indicate he was a member of the “Bronies” community - a group of mostly adult men who are extreme fans of the kiddie toys and animated television show, the Wall Street Journal reported. The man who shot up an Indianapolis FedEx facility and killed eight people was reportedly part of a bizarre internet subculture obsessed with “My Little Pony.” Gunman fatally shoots two people at shopping center before being killed Teen gunman ‘terrorized’ Detroit with four random shootings, killing three Oregon Safeway shooter wrote disturbing manifesto planning ‘national tragedy’ Court shown swastikas Parkland shooter drew during class