YouTube Shooter - Company filtered my channels to keep them from getting views!

Aghdam was armed with a handgun when she walked into the YouTube offices in San Bruno and opened fire, causing a panic. She shot three people before taking her own life by shooting herself in the head.

Aghdam, a resident of Southern California, appears to have a prolific presence on YouTube, NBC confirmed.

In a harrowing video posted in January 2017 — which you can watch above — she claims YouTube “discriminated and filtered” her videos.

Aghdam’s video links to a website, Nasimesabz.com, on which she railed against YouTube for restricting her videos. “Youtube filtered my channels to keep them from getting views!” one post on the website reads.