Revealing the unbelievable motive of the hospital shooting in the US

According to ABC News, Tulsa City Police Chief Wendell Franklin on June 2 revealed the reason why suspect Michael Louis carried out the deadly shooting at the Natalie Building medical complex, Saint Francis hospital 1 day ago.

Specifically, on May 19, Louis underwent surgery again and the person in charge was Dr. Preston Phillips – 1 of 4 people he shot dead.

In the letter left, Louis wrote that he intended to kill Dr. Phillips and anyone who stood in his way. “He blamed Dr. Phillips for the pain that persisted after the operation,” sheriff Franklin said.

Police arrive at the scene of a fatal shooting at the Natalie Building medical complex, Saint Francis Hospital. Photo: Tulsa City Police Department

Louis purchased a semi-automatic rifle just hours before the shooting. He also bought a pistol at a pawn shop on May 29. The suspect died at the scene of a gunshot wound.

In addition to Dr. Phillips, the other 3 victims are Dr. Stephanie Husen, receptionist Amanda Green and patient William Love. They stood in the way so Louis shot them dead.

The suspect was discharged from the hospital on May 24, five days after the surgery. He called several times to complain that he was still in pain and wanted additional treatment. On May 31, Dr. Phillips met with Louis to meet the treatment request. A day later, he said he had back pain and wanted more help.

At 16:52 on June 1, a patient who was video chatting with a doctor dialed 911 after the doctor told her there had been a shooting. Police arrived at the scene at 16:56 on the same day. At 16:58, suspect Louis was said to have committed suicide.