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GEORGE HENNARD terrorized Texas on October 16, 1991, when he drove his pickup truck through the wall of a Luby's Cafeteria. The maniac then stepped out of the cab and unloaded his arsenal at the customers and staff, killing 23 victims before taking his own life.
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GEORGE HENNARD terrorized Texas on October 16, 1991, when he drove his pickup truck through the wall of a Luby's Cafeteria. The maniac then stepped out of the cab and unloaded his arsenal at the customers and staff, killing 23 victims before taking his own life.
JAMES HUBERTY, like George Hennard, chose his unsuspecting targets at a fast-food restaurant. The killer brought a pump-action shotgun, a handgun, and an Uzi to a McDonald's in San Ysidro, Calif., on July 18, 1984 — where he took the lives of 21 adults and children. He terrorized hostages in the restaurant for another hour before a police sharpshooter took out the maniac.
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PAT SHERRILL popularized the term "going postal" on August 20, 1986, when the part-time mailman brought three handguns to work in Edmond, Okla. — killing 14 of his coworkers in just 10 minutes before claiming himself as the final victim.