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Witness describes horrific Walmart shooting scene, says gunman Andre Bing ‘shot dead bodies to make sure’

The crazed Walmart manager who killed six of his colleagues was “hunting” for specific people, a witness to the gruesome massacre claimed Thursday. 

Jessica Wilczewski says when Andre Bing walked into the break room at the beginning of the evening shift Tuesday night in Chesapeake, Virginia, he knew who he wanted to kill.

“The way he was acting — he was going hunting,” she said. “The way he was looking at people’s faces and the way he did what he did, he was picking people out.

“What I do know is that he made sure who he wanted dead, was dead,” Wilczewski added. “He went back and shot dead bodies that were already dead. To make sure.”

Wilczewski’s harrowing account of Bing’s hunt comes as WAVY News reported that the shooter left a manifesto on his phone, and the Daily Mail claimed to have found a kill list in the trash at his home which had Tyneka ‘s name circled.

Andre Bing is seen in an undated Facebook live video grab.
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Wilczewski had only worked at the Walmart for five days, and said when Bing saw her hiding under a table, he said “Jessie, go home” and let her go. She followed his orders and ran out of the store.

Bing, 31, killed six people: Brian Pendleton, 38; Kellie Pyle, 52; Lorenzo Gamble, 43; and Randy Blevins, 70 and Tyneka Johnson, 22. Six others were injured

Bing, an overnight team leader at Walmart, also took his own life in attack. He had worked for the company since 2010.

FBI agents talk as they gather following a mass shooting at a Walmart, in Chesapeake, Virginia
FBI agents talk as they gather following a mass shooting at a Walmart, in Chesapeake, Virginia.
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Meanwhile, co-workers have said they knew something was amiss about Bing.

Briana Taylor, who started working for at the store about two months ago and survived Tuesday night’s bloodshed told ABC news: “He was the manager to look out for because there was always something going on with him, just having an issue with someone.

Photo of the shooter's car being towed from the Walmart parking lot.
The shooter’s car is towed from the the scene of a mass shooting.
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Donya Prioleau, who was in the break room when Bing entered and opened fire, claimed he “said a lot of disturbing things.”

Prioleau also described Bing as “condescending” and lacking “good communication skills,” and said he was “quite mean to a lot of us.”

With Post wires.

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