Ohio 'incel' sentenced for plotting to kill sorority girls in manifesto
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Ohio man and "incel" Tres Genco, who plotted a mass shooting targeting sorority girls, has been sentenced to six years in prison after he pleaded guilty to attempting to commit a hate crime.
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Genco wrote in a 2019 manifesto that he wanted the "death" of women he had been "deprived" of yet cherished and fantasized about "having."
"Genco intended to carry out a devastating mass murder of innocent women in this state for no other reason than the fact that he hated them. Everybody deserves to live without threats of violence or fearing acts of terror," U.S. Attorney Kenneth L. Parker said in a Feb. 29 statement. "Genco’s sentence reflects the need to protect the community from him for a significant period of time. I thank each of our law enforcement partners for working together to keep our community safe."
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