In Oregon, the killer left a note at the crime scene

Authorities in Oregon confirmed that the gunner, armed to the teeth, arranged a massacre at a community college, left a hateful note at the crime scene.

NBC News and CBS News quoted an official source as saying that the shooter "seemed like the whole world was against him." In his multipage printed note, he said that he was "very bad", he had no girlfriend, he had "no life" and that "hell would receive him warmly and the devil would open his arms."

Christopher Harper Mercer, 26 years old, who shot nine students and injured nine more, was killed in a shootout with police on the campus of Umpqua Community College.

Federal investigators confiscated thirteen rifles and pistols belonging to the shooter, six of which were found in college, seven more in his apartment.

Deeply perturbed by the occurrence of President Obama reacted the incident was only a few hours later, speaking on television and calling on the American people to put pressure on Congress, so that lawmakers pass arms control laws “based on common sense.” According to him, the majority of Americans favor the introduction of more stringent laws that control the possession of weapons.

The president urged US citizens to remember who maintains gun control and who opposes him when they vote in elections next year.

And about. Rita Kevin, president of a community college in Oregon, offered her condolences to the families of the victims and "the families of everyone who has suffered ... emotionally or physically." Speaking on Thursday evening, she noted that it had been a “long and tragic day” for the college and thanked the many local residents who rushed to help students and staff.

According to Sheriff Hanlin, various law enforcement agencies are involved in the investigation, including the FBI. Authorities provide college security and try to figure out the motive for the crime.

Authorities believe the shooter knew the college and its building well. In addition, according to them, Mercer wrote on social networks about what he was going to do. One of the survivors of the attack said that before the shooting was opened, the shooter found out from all those present their religion.

However, the authorities are convinced that this was a case of domestic terrorism, not related to any international organizations.

Hanlin called the incident a “huge shock” for a peaceful provincial district, where almost all residents know each other.

More than three thousand people study at Umpkwa College. About 58 percent of them are women. Most of the students are people over the age of thirty who decide to go to study in order to change their career.