He is Also the Father of Two of His Children

 80 Years Ago Today

Thursday 13th of November 1941
Mass murderer Patrick Henry Sherrill known for the Edmond Post Office shooting is born in Watonga, Oklahoma, United States.

He is also the father of two of his children. Sherrill committed suicide due to "the insanity of living," according to his father. He has also been involved in a number of violent acts, including the 1996 murder of three African American students at a New York City high school. Despite their differences, he is extremely hard-working, dedicated, and loved by the public. He was shot in the neck during a robbery that was planned as part of the "Jungle Wall" demonstration at the University of North Carolina. His body was found shortly after noon on November 11th, 2005 by a man who was at the store and had heard gunshots. It looked that he was shot from somewhere over a thousand feet away. Sherrill was a member of an elite grade 12 gang that had existed in the 1950s, 60s, and 70s. In the late 1980s, he and 12 others had been killed by members of a notorious South African "gang". He and his family became aware that he had gone to the South African "gang" with the intention of obtaining information on gang violence and that the "gang leader" had threatened him there. The following was his account of the incident: After the initial attack on the store, Sherrill was on his cell phone.