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On July 18th, 1984, a lone gunmen opened fire into a crowded McDonald´s, killing 21 people and wounding 19 others with several automatics weapons.

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Remembering the 1984 McDonald's Massacre in San Ysidro, California

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James Oliver Huberty entered the McDonald's in the San Ysidro area of San Diego with a plan: "hunting for humans." He opened fire on the customers inside the fast-food chain, killing 21 and wounding 19 others. The assailant's youngest fatal victim was an 8-month-old baby.

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James Oliver Huberty reportedly told his wife "I'm going hunting... hunting for humans".

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Huberty drove to the fast-food chain in the San Ysidro area of San Diego, California, where he unleashed a slew of bullets.

Upon entering the restaurant, Huberty demanded everyone get on the floor.

He then began shooting the patrons point blank.

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Huberty was killed by police (shot though his chest, wounding him) one hour after the shooting began,  yet days of mourning and investigations followed.

A waiter saw him escape the restaurant and inform the SWAT team that he was alone and without hostages.
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William Kolender, San Diego's police chief, speaks at a news conference with Joan Kroc, the widow of McDonald's CEO Ray Kroc, on the massacre on July 19, 1984. "I hope to God I never see such a thing again," Kolender said.

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He entered the restaurant with several guns, including a 9mm automatic pistol and  semiautomatic riffle.

Among the youngest victims killed were an 8-month-old baby, a 9-year-old little girl and three 11-year-old boys.

Paramedics rushed to the scene following the news, but were unable to enter until they got the news that Huberty was alone and without hostages.

He´d been fired from his job as a security guard a month before the shooting and had a history of mental health problems.