A Canadian man who was born and never had a relationship has been convicted of rushing a vehicle into a crowd and inflicting 26 casualties, and is expected to face life in prison in an upcoming trial.
According to the ABC Broadcasting and The New York Times on the 5th, the Ontario High Court in Canada killed 10 people and injured 16 people by driving a truck to a crowded place in Toronto in April 2018. Was convicted on 3 days (local time).
In the case that recorded more than 20 casualties at once, the worst recorded case in Toronto City, three Korean-Americans including one Korean international student, a chef in their 40s, and a Canadian student, as well as an elderly 94-year-old, and a single mother Sri Lankan were killed.
According to a police investigation, Minathian was found to have committed the crime because women did not meet her.
He usually joined and worked on several misogyny sites, and especially expressed his anger by calling himself'incel'.
Incell stands for'involuntary celibate', a common term referring to a man who wants to have sex with a woman but cannot, and is also used online as a term for misogynistic.
The word is also famous as a slang term used by shooter Elliot Roger, who killed six people by shooting a firearm near the University of California in Santa Barbara in 2014.
Roger complained that women at the time refused to woo him.
Just before the crime, Minsian even posted a post on social media saying, "Incell's rebellion has begun!"
Minathian's attorney has argued that he suffers from autism and has no criminal responsibility because he is a mentally injured person, but the court refused to accept it.
As his charges are convicted, Minsian is expected to face life in prison in an upcoming trial, and will not be able to parole for at least 25 years.
Toronto Mayor John Tory said of the Minasian trial, "Three years ago, our citizens were shocked by the heinous acts of violence. This incident was a case of hatred toward women."
(Photo = AFP, Yonhap News)