The father of a woman who shot three people before turning the gun on herself at YouTube’s headquarters in San Bruno, California, warned the police his daughter was furious with the company.
Ismail Aghdam, the father of the 39-year-old shooter Nasim Aghdam, said to Mercury News that his daughter told the family that YouTube had “stopped everything,” and “she was angry.”
Ismail Aghdam said the family called the police on Monday, April 2, to report his daughter missing.
He told the outlet that his daughter had not answered her cell phone for two days.
Then he warned the police that she might be heading to the company’s San Bruno headquarters because she “hated” YouTube.
In the early morning hours of Tuesday, April 3, Mountain View Police called the family to report that they had found Nasim Aghdam sleeping in her car and that everything was “under control.”
