Who was Glenn Litton? Homeless man opens fire at California school, injures 2 children before fatally shooting himself

A gunman in California wounded two children, six and five, at a school before turning the gun on himself. Homeless man opens fire at California school, injures 2 children before fatally shooting himself Butte County, California, Sheriff Kory Honea identified the victims as Roman Mendez, 6, and Elias Wolfard, 5, according to ABC News. Litton, a homeless man who was reportedly mentally ill, wrote in a chilling note before the attack that he was deploying a “countermeasure involving child executions” in response to “America’s involvement with genocide and oppression of Palestinians.” In his writings, he called himself a lieutenant of “the international alliance.” Police believe these deranged scribblings stemmed from his mental health issues. “Countermeasure involving child executions has now been imposed at the Seventh Day Adventist school in CA, U.S. by the international alliance,” he wrote in the note that investigators found, New York Post reported. He added, “I, Lieutenant Glenn Litton of the alliance carried out countermeasure in necessitated response to America’s involvement with genocide and oppression of Palestinians along with attacks towards Yemen.” Honea said that Litton “pulled information from various sources, and it all came together in his mind to create a reality that is false.” As a child, Litton attended a separate Seventh Day Adventist school.