![]() On Telegram, where extremists encourage the emulation of past shooters who have filmed their deeds with GoPro cameras, users asked where they could view the livestream and promoted similar actions. On 4chan, where denizens have gleefully distributed and commented on livestreams of past attacks, as soon as the existence of a livestream was revealed users were seen clamoring to know who had a copy. ![]() On Twitter, one tweet asking for the location of the livestream declared that the user “REALLY” needed to see the footage. As details of last week’s mass shooting in Kentucky unfolded, users in fringe online forums known for extremist activity were asking each other, “Where’s the livestream?” This fervent curiosity extended to posts on mainstream social media sites, with spammy links popping up promising to show the carnage. ![]()
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