| 1. Aghdam was suspected in the shooting at YouTube headquarters in Northern California. |
| 2. She came to California from Iran in 1996 and lived with her grandmother in southern California. |
| 3. Aghdam posted videos on YouTube criticizing the company and aiming to become a star. |
| 4. She was known for showcasing exercise and cooking in her YouTube videos. |
| 5. Aghdam was an animal rights activist and a vegan bodybuilder promoting healthy living. |
| 6. In 2010, she created the first Persian TV commercial and music video promoting veganism. |
| 7. Her YouTube channel had over 5,000 subscribers and 1 million views. |
| 8. Aghdam also had a page on DailyMotion. |
| 9. Aghdam accused YouTube of discriminating against her content. |
| 10. In a Facebook post, she criticized the lack of growth opportunity on YouTube. |
| 11. She aimed to become a popular YouTube star through parody videos like the Taylor Swift parody. |
| 12. Aghdam participated in animal rights protests. |
| 13. Police suggested the shooting might have been due to a domestic dispute or YouTube payment issues. |
| 14. She visited a gun range before the shooting and used a Smith & Wesson 9mm handgun. |
| 15. Her father reported her missing when she was unreachable for two days. |
| 16. One of the victims was her boyfriend. |
| 17. Various individuals, including Donald Trump and Sundar Pichai, condemned the incident on Twitter. |
| 18. Immigrated to the US with her family in 1996 when she was in her late teens. |
| 19. Posted content on Facebook, Instagram, and Telegram in addition to YouTube. |
