Most mass shooters show warning signs before attacks, study finds

The study from the Regional Gun Violence Research Consortium reveals that most mass shooters exhibit clear warning signs prior to their attacks, such as behavioral changes or mental health issues. However, these signs often go unconnected across various social circles, making it hard to predict and prevent these tragedies. This underscores the need for better communication and coordination among friends, family, and institutions to identify and address potential threats early. The findings highlight a critical gap in our current systems and point to the urgent need for improved mental health support and early intervention strategies.