Euric Cain’s Facebook Photos, Talk Of Turning 21: Peter Gold’s Shooter ID’d As Facebook Pictures Spread [Photos]

The Facebook account of Euric Cain is being examined now that the 21-year-old has been identified as the shooter of Peter Gold, as reported by ABC News. With an odd first name of “Euric” and a biblical last name of Cain, Heavy has identified the Facebook account of Cain at Facebook.com/euric.cain, which is named “Trigga Off Set” on Facebook. Much of Cain’s Facebook posts contain lots of curse words, and the most recent post features Euric writing about making it to see 21-years of age.

Sadly, photos of a man who appears to be Euric with a “princess” of a young daughter also appear on Cain’s Facebook page.

The photos page of the Trigga Off Set Facebook account show a post from February 27, which displays a quote about Cain going to “kill them this year” apparently written in jest with emojis next to it, but in light of the recent shooting, it seems ominous. Of course, the writing could’ve referred to “killing it” or “kill it” in the sense of an “ooh kill ’em” kind of way.

“New me don’t give a f*** about Nun bout me my kidz n my old lady???ima kill them this year.”

In a post on the Trigga Off Set Facebook page posted on November 20 at 12:58 a.m., Cain writes about his mother doing all she could do for Euric, but mentions the fact that she couldn’t show Cain how to be a man.

“Real talk I was thinking I need one f*** it I made it to c 21 with out a f*** n**** my mama did all she could but she couldn’t show me how to be a man but I think she did a dam good job to say I’m still here n I went [through] a lot but that women was at every court date n everything??????”

It seems likely that Euric’s mom will have one more court date to attend, with New Orleans police vowing to catch Cain due to the shooting actions seen in a viral video that shows Gold coming to the rescue of a woman being dragged down the street by Euric. Eventually, Cain can be seen shooting 25-year-old Peter in the stomach, and appearing to attempt to shoot Gold in the head, but the gun seems to jam, sparing the life of the Tulane University medical student who stopped to help a woman he didn’t even know.

Euric then took the woman’s purse and fled the scene, leading to a manhunt for Cain.

Lots of other posts and photos from Cain’s Facebook page show him mentioning his “tbh” or “to be honest” thoughts on plenty of subjects. The Facebook page of Euric shows him wishing his family member a happy birthday, and uploading Facebook photos of tattoos and friends and the like. There are poignant posts about missing loved ones who’ve apparently died, an odd dichotomy for the man featured in the viral video shooting Gold.

The shooter has been identified as Euric Cain, please share until he is caught. #prayersforpeter https://t.co/TjKAnu8I6N

— TUSoM St. Affairs (@TulaneSOM_SA) November 22, 2015

On Twitter, an account named Euric Cain located at @cutthroutsavage is not known to actually belong to Cain or not, and has no Twitter updates — however, the chilling and misspelled “cut throat savage” moniker is troubling.

Calling himself the “head chef at Get Money All Day” on Facebook, Cain wrote that he studied at Banneker High School and lives in New Orleans, Louisiana. Authorities said that once Cain is found, Euric will be prosecuted and arrested — along with anyone who might be helping Cain hide.

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Euric already found himself in trouble for possessing a stolen phone during a carjacking. Cain will face serious charges of armed robbery, attempted first-degree murder, and second-degree kidnapping when found. A $12,500 reward is being offered.

Meanwhile, Gold’s condition is improving as Euric’s photos from Facebook are being circulated in hopes that Cain is soon captured. The mayor of New Orleans, Mitch Landrieu, said that Euric will remain in prison once caught.

“We’re going to find you, we’re going to prosecute you, and you’re going to spend the rest of your life behind bars.”

Gold is being called a great guy by friends who knew him as the type who would stop to help someone in need.

“Doesn’t surprise me that he would have pulled over his car and attempted to save somebody. He’s a great guy…a guy who generally always has your back.”

[Image via New Orleans Police Department of Euric Cain]