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Indianapolis Mass Shooting: At Least Eight Dead at FedEx Facility - WSJ

Indianapolis Mass Shooting: At Least Eight Dead at FedEx Facility - WSJ: A%20post%20timestamped%2010%3A19%20p.m.%2C%20less%20than%20an%20hour%20before%20the%20shooting%2C%20featured%20an%20image%20of%20the%20cartoon%20pony%20named%20Applejack.%20%u201CI%20hope%20that%20I%20can%20be%20with%20Applejack%20in%20the%20afterlife%2C%20my%20life%20has%20no%20meaning%20without%20her%2C%u201D%20the%20post%20said.%20%u201CIf%20there%u2019s%20no%20afterlife%20and%20she%20isn%u2019t%20real%20then%20my%20life%20never%20mattered%20anyway.%u201D

A post timestamped 10:19 p.m., less than an hour before the shooting, featured an image of the cartoon pony named Applejack. “I hope that I can be with Applejack in the afterlife, my life has no meaning without her,” the post said. “If there’s no afterlife and she isn’t real then my life never mattered anyway.”

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