I'm not sure it matters if he was layed off or fired. If someone is capable of getting angry enough to kill people (either random killings or targeted) the per

I'm not sure it matters if he was layed off or fired. If someone is capable of getting angry enough to kill people (either random killings or targeted) the perspective of how/why they became unemployed may not matter much from the killer's perspective. I'm no expert in such edge case mental instability. I just think that when people get that far over the edge, their irrationally doesn't factor in the predicates in the same way as the rest of us.