Thread:Elhiggins/@comment-26705180-20171212040044/@comment-26705180-20171214000833

For some time i saw Hodeng on the list but never managed to see more on him, because the link was offline, and i didn't know he had an Amok Wiki page until now, its makes me uneasy that the papers did not bothered to get some information on him, even though there was a large number of fatalities during his amok. And the most sad thing is that there absolutely no archive of the local newspaper who reported about it, however, i found interesting how some German newspaper bothered to make some reports on amok cases happening on those countries.

And it looks like that amok cases were massive back then, the Manado amok case had an total casualty of 54 people, made by a single man with a knife, and the Kiel case, where a single man stabbed more than eighty persons with a period of months, the Lower Perak case, an unknown man killed five and wounded about thirty others, sadly the sources didn't tell what the weapon he used. The last are the Panji case where a man killed three persons and wounded thirty others, yet again no mentions on what weapons he used, and the Pontianak case, where a man wounded thirty-one persons, without again with no mentions on the weapons.