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A model who the California gunman Elliot Rodger named as his "first crush" and vilified in his twisted manifesto as an "evil b----" is said to be distraught.
According to her relations Monette Moio met Rodger at school when she was just 10 and doesn't even remember him.
In his manifesto titled "My Twisted World" the deranged young man, who killed six people in Isla Vista, Santa Barbara, last week, claimed that Miss Moio had teased him when they were children and "wounded me deeply".
Miss Moio works at a gym
In the 141-page manifesto she was only named four times early on, much less than other people Rodger hated.
But her father John Moio, a veteran Hollywood stuntman, said she was now living in fear after her name became public.
He told the New York Daily News: "The whole thing is so creepy. It's scary even though he's gone. She doesn't even remember this guy. She's always been the most delicate kid you'd ever want to meet. For him to call her a bully, this kid was really disillusioned.
"She was 10 years old. It was just an illusion this kid built in his own mind. She hadn't seen him since seventh grade."
Miss Moio works at a gym. A friend there said: "I can't imagine anyone wanting to hurt her. She's so nice."
In the manifesto, which was the product of a warped mind, Rodger wrote: "She must have thought I was an ultimate loser. I hated her so much, and I will never forget her. I started to hate all girls because of this. I saw them as mean, cruel, and heartless creatures that took pleasure from my suffering.
"The world that I grew up thinking was bright and blissful was all over. That is why I immersed myself entirely into my online games like World of Warcraft. I felt safe there."
Rodger, the son of an assistant director on the Hunger Games films, was also jealous of the girl's brother who became an actor. He wrote: "I didn't want him to find out how pathetic my life was."
The manifesto also mentioned another girl who Rodger described as his "first friend" when his family moved to America from the UK when he was five. She grew up to be an extremely attractive and "popular" young blonde woman.
Rodger wrote. "She was a typical pretty girl who had lots of pretty friends. She was one of them, one of the popular kids. She would eventually come to represent everything I hate.“
According to her relations Monette Moio met Rodger at school when she was just 10 and doesn't even remember him.
In his manifesto titled "My Twisted World" the deranged young man, who killed six people in Isla Vista, Santa Barbara, last week, claimed that Miss Moio had teased him when they were children and "wounded me deeply".
Miss Moio works at a gym
In the 141-page manifesto she was only named four times early on, much less than other people Rodger hated.
But her father John Moio, a veteran Hollywood stuntman, said she was now living in fear after her name became public.
He told the New York Daily News: "The whole thing is so creepy. It's scary even though he's gone. She doesn't even remember this guy. She's always been the most delicate kid you'd ever want to meet. For him to call her a bully, this kid was really disillusioned.
"She was 10 years old. It was just an illusion this kid built in his own mind. She hadn't seen him since seventh grade."
Miss Moio works at a gym. A friend there said: "I can't imagine anyone wanting to hurt her. She's so nice."
In the manifesto, which was the product of a warped mind, Rodger wrote: "She must have thought I was an ultimate loser. I hated her so much, and I will never forget her. I started to hate all girls because of this. I saw them as mean, cruel, and heartless creatures that took pleasure from my suffering.
"The world that I grew up thinking was bright and blissful was all over. That is why I immersed myself entirely into my online games like World of Warcraft. I felt safe there."
Rodger, the son of an assistant director on the Hunger Games films, was also jealous of the girl's brother who became an actor. He wrote: "I didn't want him to find out how pathetic my life was."
The manifesto also mentioned another girl who Rodger described as his "first friend" when his family moved to America from the UK when he was five. She grew up to be an extremely attractive and "popular" young blonde woman.
Rodger wrote. "She was a typical pretty girl who had lots of pretty friends. She was one of them, one of the popular kids. She would eventually come to represent everything I hate.“
Not defending ER, but I wouldn’t be surprised if everything this woman, her friend, and her father said was a lie. Normies learn to be cruel very early on.
@theblueprints @Prøphet holy fuck lol
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