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shooting once beheaded a cat, according to an entry in his journal.Police say Payton Gendron, 18, posted a sick racist manifesto online before carrying out the massacre at supermarket in the US city on Saturday (May 14) in which 10 people died.Two people were also injured, with Gendron live streaming the attack.The teenager is said to have previously visited Top's Supermarket disguised as a homeless person to carry out a "reconnaissance" mission, manager Shonnell Teague said.Now it has emerged that Gendron had also confessed to committing disgusting animal abuse in a journal he kept online.An entry from March 25 on the Discord app saw him provide grisly details of how he butchered the pet after he discovered it attacking Paige – his family's cat.Gendron recalled eating pizza bites when he heard his cat "scream" from the garage and wrote next: "I quickly enter and the grey cat was attacking her.

massacre, it has been reported.Internet giants such as Google have been accused of failing to act despite Gendron publishing a murderous manifesto online and visiting the store he would later target in a shooting that left 10 people dead.The teenager is said to have entered the Top's Supermarket in New York disguised as a homeless person to carry out a "reconnaissance" mission, manager Shonnell Teague said.Locals of Buffalo, New York have grown increasingly angered by the failings of the big tech companies, with some saying that they have the "blood of our community" on its hands over their inaction.They have also accused the firms of "doing little if anything" to prevent the spread of hate on their servers, the same hate that allowed Gendron to become indoctrinated into the far-right.Gendron is said to have published his plans online, with a sickening 180-page manifesto calling for whites to rise up and start a race war at 8.55pm on Thursday (May 12). The manifesto also called for Mayor of London Sadiq Khan to be killed.Gendron livestreamed his sickening attack on black residents after he drove 200 miles from his home in Conklin, New York to Buffalo.