Jack Smylie

Mar 13, 2024 | theconversation.com | Chris Wilson |Ethan Renner |Jack Smylie |Michal Dziwulski

As our research has previously revealed, the man who attacked two mosques in Christchurch in 2019, killing 51 people, posted publicly online for five years before his terrorist atrocity. Here we provide further information about Brenton Tarrant’s posting. This article has two main goals. First, by placing his online posting against his other online and offline activities, we gain a far more complete picture of the path to his attack.

Feb 23, 2024 | amust.com.au | Chris Wilson |Ethan Renner |Jack Smylie |Michal Dziwulski

In March and August 2018, up to a year before he attacked two Christchurch mosques, Brenton Tarrant posted publicly online that he planned to do so. Until now, these statements have not been identified. In fact, for four years before his attack, Tarrant had been posting anonymously but publicly on the online message board 4chan about the need to attack people of colour in locations of “significance”, including places of worship.

Feb 21, 2024 | newshub.co.nz | Chris Wilson |Ethan Renner |Jack Smylie

By Chris Wilson, Ethan Renner, Jack Smylie, and Michal Dziwulski for The ConversationIn March and August 2018, up to a year before he attacked two Christchurch mosques, Brenton Tarrant posted publicly online that he planned to do so. Until now, these statements have not been identified.

Feb 20, 2024 | theguardian.com | Chris Wilson |Ethan Renner |Jack Smylie |Michal Dziwulski

In March and August 2018, up to a year before he attacked two Christchurch mosques, Brenton Tarrant posted publicly online that he planned to do so. Until now, these statements have not been identified. In fact, for four years before his attack, Tarrant had been posting anonymously but publicly on the online message board 4chan about the need to attack people of colour in locations of “significance”, including places of worship.