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    Woman who opened fire at YouTube headquarters is identified

    by James Queally, Benjamin Oreskes, Richard Winton, Tracey Lien and Angel Jennings, Los Angeles Times Apr 04, 2018 4 minutes

    SAN BRUNO, Calif. - A woman opened fire at YouTube headquarters in San Bruno, shooting three people with a handgun before taking her own life and causing widespread panic in the technology hub south of San Francisco.

    A law enforcement source identified the alleged shooter as Nasim Aghdam.

    Investigators initially believed the shooting was a domestic incident, with the shooter targeting someone who worked on the YouTube campus.

    But one law enforcement source said the investigation is now looking into a website in which someone with a similar name complains about YouTube stifling traffic and suppressing videos. The source stressed that the investigation is in its preliminary stages.

    "Youtube filtered my channels

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