Jeff Weise, the 16-year-old Minnesota high school gunman who killed nine people before committing suicide, left a strange and scary trail on the Internet. In addition to his now well-publicized Nazi website rantings and the macabre animated slay cartoons (via The Smoking Gun), Weise posted to several other sites under various aliases, including “Blades 11” (under which he wrote “I like to write horror stories, read about Nazi Germany and history, and someday plan on moving out of the US”) and “Verlassen4_20.” The chilling photo above was posted to Weise’s Yahoo! profile page.

Under “More about me,” Weise wrote:

Hobbies: Drawing. Listening to music. Chillin. Gettin high. Being a smart kid. Being a Native American National Socialist.

Latest News: On anti-depressants. Seeing a therapist… Thats about it, I got a brand new pair of cuts on my wrists that are gonna turn into beautiful scars some day.

Under “favorite quote,” Weise picked this one:

“The law of existance (sic) requires uninterrupted killing… So that the better may live. – Adolf Hitler”

Weise also maintained a blog here at Live Journal, last updated on Jan. 27. His bio reads:

I’m nothin’ but your average Native American stoner. I’m mellow half the time, mostly natural, but mostly drug induced as well. I’m not a junkie, or an alcoholic, MJ is my gal’ of choice. Enough about that though, I don’t know why you’re readin’ this anyway. I’m gonna roll this joint so I’ll c’ya later...

Another bio at Weise’s MSN member directory page reads:

A little about me

16 years of accumulated rage supressed by nothing more than brief glimpses of hope, which have all but faded to black. I can feel the urges within slipping through the cracks, the leash I can no longer hold…

Under “hobbies,” Weise listed:

Planning

Waiting

Hating

Among his “favorite things,” Weise listed:

moments where control becomes completely unattainable…

times when maddened psycho paths briefly open the gates to hell, and let chaos flood through…

A person who interacted with Weise in “zombie forums” posted his thoughts here.

More weirdness here. Could anything have stopped this guy from executing his bloodbath?

(Hat tip: Reader Rob H.)

Update: The always perceptive Neal Boortz observes…

Does anybody else find it odd that the media is continually referring to the 16-year-old teenage killer in Minnesota as a “gunman?” The left tells us that teenagers who kill shouldn’t be tried as adults and executed, but they have no problem referring to him as a man in the news coverage. Just an intemperate observation. Fortunately this kid took care of the capital punishment thing on his own.