On the morning of March 25, 2006, an armed man walks up to a house where he had just been attending a rave after-party. This man opens fire and shoots multiple victims taking 6 lives before turning the gun on himself. The gunman claimed that it was part of a revolution against the rave community. He saw the rave community as a whole as the enemy.... What we learn about these victims is that they were opposite of the enemy. They were loving and welcoming people with so much life and love to give, taken from this earth way too soon.

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