A Brief History
On June 1, 2001, Crown Prince Dipendra, heir to the throne of Nepal, went on an alcohol and hashish fueled murder tantrum for being sent to his room!
Digging Deeper
At a party hosted by the royal family, Dipendra got drunk, high, a little too rowdy with one of the guests causing his father to order him away from the party and to his room. Escorted to his room by his brother and his cousin.
During the next hour Dipendra amassed an arsenal consisting of an M16A2 rifle, an H&K MP5K submachine gun, a Franchi SPAS 12 gauge shotgun, and a Glock 19 semiautomatic pistol.
Dipendra returned to the party and fired an attention getting shot into the ceiling. He then shot his father, the king, and the bloodbath had begun. Dipendra shot his uncle who had tried to stop him, and started shooting people seemingly at random.
