July 30, 2025
"WHEN EVIL STRIKES SUDDENLY: Manhattan's NFL Shooting and America's Random Violence"
Reid Carter examines the deadliest mass shooting in New York City in 25 years, as former high school football player Shane Tamura drove cross-country to execute NFL employees over claims of CTE before taking his own life. From his chilling suicide note blaming football for his mental illness to the hero cop who died trying to stop him, we break down how grievance and delusion created Monday's Manhattan massacre. Plus, the Michigan Walmart rampage that left 11 stabbed by a man who called shoppers "bad people," and stunning testimony in the Washington honor killing trial where parents tried to murder their own daughter. When random violence replaces trials, we still bring you the truth. Justice isn't always preventable, but it's absolutely riveting.
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Callaroga Shark Media. Good morning, I'm Read Carter, and welcome
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to celebrity trials on this Wednesday, July thirtieth. Yesterday, we
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told you that generally we bring you trials, but some
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horrible crimes will never see a courtroom because the perpetrators
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chose to take their own lives rather than face justice.
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Monday's mass shooting in Manhattan reminds us that while we
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focus on legal proceedings and courtroom drama, the deadliest criminals
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often write their own final chapters. We're bringing you updates
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on three cases of sudden violence that shocked America this week.
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A former football player's rampage at NFL headquarters, a random
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stabbing spree at a Michigan walmart, and ongoing testimony in
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a Washington trial where parents tried to commit an honor
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killing of their own teenage daughter. These stories show us
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different faces of American violence. The aggrieved gunmen seeking revenge
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against an institution, the random attacker targeting innocent strangers, and
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the calculated family violence hidden behind cultural traditions. What connects
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them all is the speed with which ordinary people can
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become capable of extraordinary evil. Let's start with Monday's massacre
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in Manhattan, where the deadliest mass shooting in New York
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City in twenty five years played out in the shadow
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of one of America's most powerful sports organizations. Shane Devon Tamura,
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a twenty seven year old from Las Vegas, drove cross
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country to execute a plan that ended with five dead
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and a city in shock. The gunmen walked into three
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forty five Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan shortly after the
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close of business Monday, armed with an M four rifle
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and opened fire in the lobby and again on the
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thirty third floor before taking his own life. But this
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wasn't a random mass shooting. This was a calculated attack
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with a specific target, the National Football League. In a
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suicide note found in Tamura's pocket, he expressed grievances with
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the NFL and its handling of CTE chronic traumatic encephalopathy,
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a brain disease linked to head trauma. The note revealed
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the depth of Tamura's delusion and rage. Terry Long Football
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gave me CTE and it caused me to drink a
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gallon of anti freeze, Timura wrote. According to sources, you
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can't go against the NFL. They'll squash you. Terry Long
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was a former Pittsburgh Steelers player who was diagnosed with
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CTE and died by suicide in two thousand and five
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after drinking anti freeze. Study my brain. Please, I'm sorry,
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tell Rick, I'm sorry for everything, the note continued. Think
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about that for a moment. Timura had constructed an entire
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narrative where his mental illness was caused by playing high
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school football and where the NFL was somehow responsible for
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his suffering. His attack wasn't just about revenge. It was
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about forcing the world to examine his brain after death
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to prove his theory. Here's what we know about Timura's
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path to Monday's violence. He was a competitive high school
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football player in southern California who earned all conference honors,
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but according to former classmates and coaches, he never expressed
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ambitions to play in college or the NFL. I knew
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so many kids in high school who made it clear
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that's all they wanted to do. One former teammate said,
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I never got that from Shane. So how did a
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high school football player who never pursued the sport professionally
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convince himself that the NFL was responsible for his mental illness.
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The answer lies in the dangerous intersection of legitimate scientific
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research and personal delusion. CTE is a real disease that
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has been found in the brains of numerous deceased NFL players.
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The league has faced massive lawsuits over its handling of
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head trauma and brain injuries. But Tamura took this legitimate
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scientific concern and weaponized it into a personal grievance that
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justified mass murder. Tamora had recently driven across the country
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from Las Vegas to New York, with his vehicle tracked
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through Colorado on Saturday, Nebraska, and Iowa on Sunday, and
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arriving in Manhattan just hours before the shooting. This wasn't
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a spontaneous act of violence. This was a premeditated cross
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country journey to commit murder. The attack began when Tamura
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entered the building lobby and immediately opened fire on Officer
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Didarul Islam, a thirty six year old NYPD officer who
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was working security. Islam, a Bangladeshi immigrant with two young
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sons and a pregnant wife, died trying to protect innocent people.
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He is being hailed as a hero who gave his
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life in service to others. After killing Islam, Tamora shot
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a woman taking cover behind a pillar and fired at
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others before taking an elevator to the thirty third floor.
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But here's where Tamura's plan went wrong. From our preliminary investigation,
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he took the wrong elevator bank up to the NFL headquarters.
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Mayor Eric Adams said, Instead, it took him to Rudent management,
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and that is where he carried out additional shootings and
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took the lives of additional employees. The NFL offices are
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on the fifth floor of the building. Timora's rage was
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so focused on the league that he couldn't even navigate
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to the right floor to carry out his revenge fantasy. Instead,
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he murdered innocent real estate employees who had nothing to
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do with his imagined grievances. Among the dead was Wesley Lapatner,
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a Blackstone executive who embodied the best of Blackstone and
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leaves behind a husband and children. She was brilliant, passionate, warm, generous,
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and deeply respected within our firm and beyond, the company, said.
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An NFL employee was seriously injured but survived. The entire
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attack was captured on surveillance cameras showing Tamora's methodical approach
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to mass murder. Security footage shows him exiting a black
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BMW while carrying an M four rifle, entering the lobby,
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and immediately opening fire. The building's cameras documented every moment
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of his rampage until he barricaded himself on the thirty
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third floor and took his own life. What makes this
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case particularly chilling is how Timura's former friends and classmates
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described him. When I knew him, he was a great teammate,
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He was a great guy in general. He didn't cause
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any problems actually at all, in the locker room or
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on the field. A former teammate said, you never would
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have thought violence was something you'd associate with him. This
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is the face of modern mass violence, not the obviously
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disturbed loner, but the seemingly normal person who constructs an
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elaborate grievance narrative that justifies unspeakable acts. Timora convinced himself
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that playing high school football had given him a brain disease,
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that the NFL was covering up his condition, and that
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mass murder was the only way to force the world
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to acknowledge his suffering. The tragedy is that CTE research
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exists precisely to help players like Tomorra might have been.
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The scientific community and even the NFL have acknowledged the
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link between repetitive head trauma and brain disease, but Tamora
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took legitimate research and twisted it into a justification for murder,
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targeting people who had nothing to do with his alleged condition.
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Back in a moment, while New York was reeling from
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Monday's mass shooting, Michigan was dealing with its own outbreak
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of sudden violence. On Saturday, a man armed with a
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folding knife went on a stabbing spree at a Walmart
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in Traverse City, attacking eleven people before heroic bystanders stopped
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him in the parking lot. Bradford James Giel, forty two,
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of Afton, Michigan, entered the busy walmart at four ten
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PM and waited inside for thirty five minutes before carrying
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out his attack. Think about that he wasn't in a rage,
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He wasn't responding to some immediate trigger. He walked into
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the store, looked around for over half an hour, and
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then decided to start stabbing strangers. All eleven victims, who
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range in age from twenty nine to eighty four, are
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expected to survive. One was treated and released, two are
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in serious condition, and the rest are in fair condition.
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But the psychological trauma of this random attack will last
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far longer than the physical wounds. Eyewitness accounts described the
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chaos as Gilah moved through the store with his knife.
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By the time an employee in the checkout area yelled
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about a man with a knife, it was too late.
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Nearly a dozen people had been stabbed. Grand Travers County
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Sheriff Michael Shay said, but what happened next shows the
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best of humanity in response to the worst. Matt Kolakowski,
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a thirty nine year old former marine who was shopping
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with his thirteen year old daughter, heard a store employee
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yell he's got a knife. His military training kicked in
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and he told his daughter to stay put while he
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and his brother in law, Chris O'Brien took off after
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the suspect. Kolakowski didn't have any weapon, so he grabbed
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an empty grocery cart in the parking lot. He rammed
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the attacker in the ankle with the cart, lifted it
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over his head, and tried to slam it down on
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the man. Another marine who happened to be in the
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parking lot drew his gun on the attacker, showing the
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kind of citizen response that probably prevented even more casualties.
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He was screaming something about him being a soldier and
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that everybody in Walmart were bad people, Kolakowski said. The
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attacker's delusional thinking that random shoppers at Walmart were somehow
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bad people who deserved to be stabbed shows the same
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kind of warped logic we saw with Shane Tamura in Manhattan. Eventually,
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the attacker dropped his knife and Kolakowski held him down
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until deputies arrived. When the officer recognized Kolakowski as a
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fellow veteran, he handed him first aid supply and asked
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him to help treat the wounded. It was just mass
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panic in the parking lot, ambulances, lights everywhere, sirens everywhere,
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blood everywhere, Kolakowski said. Gila faces one count of terrorism
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and eleven counts of assault with intent to murder. The
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terrorism charge was brought because of the attacks impact on
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the entire community, not just individual victims. Obviously, the victims
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are most affected, but it is we believe, in some ways,
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done to affect the entire community, to put fear in
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the entire community, and to change how maybe we operate
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on a daily basis. Prosecutor Noel Muggenberg said the motive
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remains unknown, but Gila's criminal history shows prior assault of
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incidents as well as controlled substance violations. He may have
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previously lived in the area and was somewhat familiar with it,
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but investigators haven't determined why he returned or why he
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chose Walmart as his target. This case highlights how random
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violence can strike anywhere, any time. Traverse City is a
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small community of about sixteen thousand people, known for its beaches, wineries,
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and annual cherry festival. It's exactly the kind of place
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where people don't expect mass violence, but Gila's attack shows
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that no community is immune to sudden, senseless violence. The
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difference between this case and the Manhattan shooting is the
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response of bystanders. In New York, Shane Tamura was armed
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with a military style rifle in a corporate office building.
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In Michigan, Bradford Gilly had a folding knife in a
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public space where armed citizens and military veterans were present.
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The presence of people willing to fight back probably saved
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lives and definitely prevented additional casualties. Now, let's turn to
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Washington State, where a different kind of violence is playing
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out in a courtroom. Iksan and Zara Ali are on
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trial for attempting to murder their own seventeen year old
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daughter in what prosecutors call an attempted honor killing. The trial,
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which has been ongoing for over two weeks, centers on
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an October eighteenth, twenty twenty four incident outside Timberline High
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School in Lacey, Washington. The Aelias's daughter, Fadimah, had run
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away from home that morning because she didn't want to
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travel to Iraq with her family to be forced into
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an arranged marriage with an older man. Court documents reveal
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that Isan Ali had recently threatened his daughter with an
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honor killing for refusing the arranged marriage and for dating
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a sixteen year old boy against their cultural and religious beliefs.
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When Fadima sought help from a counselor at her high school,
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her parents tracked her down at the bus stop. What
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happened next was captured on surveillance video. And cell phone
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footage that has shocked courtroom observers. Witnesses say Isan punched
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Fadima's boyfriend and then placed his daughter in a choke
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hold until she lost consciousness. His arm was wrapped around
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her throat. One eyewitness testified. Multiple witness described Fatima's lips
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turned purple and her eyes were rolling back. The attack
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was so violent that bystanders intervened, with multiple students and
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adults punching Ishan to try to free Fatimah. A bus
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driver who witnessed the attack described how he blew his
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horn and yelled for Hissan to let her go, but
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the father remained focused and silent, not reacting to the
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punches from people trying to save his daughter. Fatimah herself
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has testified in the trial, describing how the conversation with
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her father began calmly but escalated when she talked back
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to him. I was heartbroken for what my dad did
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and was afraid of dying, she told the jury. She
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testified that when she regained consciousness, her mother, Zarah, was
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holding on to her by her chest and neck, though
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Fatima said she didn't believe her mother was trying to
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hurt her. Medical testimony has been particularly damaging to the defense.
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Doctor Joyce Gilbert, a pediatrician, showed jurors c TEA scams
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revealing air trapped outside Fadama's trachea. Following the incident, multiple
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medical professionals testified about strangulation symptoms. They observed PATIKII small
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red spots on her eyes and face, abrasions and discoloration
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on her neck and shoulder, and ongoing symptoms weeks later,
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including blurry vision, jaw pain, and neck pain. Perhaps most
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chilling was testimony from forensic nurse examiner Sgnovia Rivas, who
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specializes in strangulation cases. She detailed the symptoms. Fatima reported dizziness, numbness, headache,
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memory issues described as life flashing before eyes, visual changes,
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sore throat, difficulty breathing, and pain throughout her body. The
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defense has struggled with the overwhelming evidence against their clients.
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Isan Ali's attorney argued that the case boils down to
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fifty three seconds and claimed that Fatima's boyfriend was the
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aggressor who struck first, but the frame by frame video
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analysis shows is San grabbing his daughter and choking her
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until she lost consciousness. Zara Ali's defense attorney made a
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remarkable closing argument that essentially admitted his client was different,
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but argued she shouldn't be judged differently because of her
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cultural background. My client is different. You can't allow yourself
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