Nathaniel, Stacey and Gareth Train shared ‘paranoid delusions’ and did not intend to be captured alive, inquiry into Queensland shootings told
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Nathaniel, Stacey and Gareth Train suffered delusions and had no intention of being captured alive, hearing into Queensland shootings told
“And so when they engaged in their behaviour on the 12th of the 12th, (20)22 they were not intending to be apprehended alive.”
He said they also likely did not intend to flee.
“The only other possibility is that they might have seen an opportunity to still reach their original primary destination, which was a forecast date in early 2023 that they believed was a date that they would reach religious salvation through the second coming of Christ”
Gareth believed that Asio was using biochemical neurological weapons to infect masses of people – including himself – by using Learjets as part of a plot for control. He believed it so strongly he even fired at the jets, Aboud said.
Those beliefs were later passed to the other two through a disorder known as a folie à deux, or a shared delusional disorder.
