Dylan roof

Roof was born in Columbia, South Carolina, to Franklin Bennett Roof (nicknamed Benn), a carpenter and a construction contractor,[14] and Amelia "Amy" Cowles, a bartender. His parents had divorced but were temporarily reconciled at the time of his birth. When Roof was five,[15] his father married Paige Mann (née Hastings) in November 1999; they divorced after 10 years of marriage. Bennett Roof was allegedly verbally and physically abusive toward Mann.[16][17][18][19][20] The family mostly lived in South Carolina, though from about 2005 to 2008, they temporarily moved to the Florida Keys. There is no information about Roof attending local schools there.[21]
According to a 2009 affidavit filed for Mann's divorce, Roof exhibited "obsessive compulsive behavior" as he grew up, obsessing over germs and insisting on having his hair cut in a certain style.[17] When he was in middle school, he started smoking marijuana, and was once caught spending money on it.[15]
In nine years, Roof attended at least seven schools in two South Carolina counties, including White Knoll High School in Lexington, in which he repeated the ninth grade, finishing it in another school. He apparently stopped attending classes in 2010 and, according to his family, dropped out of school and spent his time alternating between playing video games and taking drugs.[15][16][17][22][23] He was on the rolls of a local Evangelical Lutheran congregation, but it was unclear if he had recently attended.[24]
Prior to the attack, Roof was living alternately in Bennett's and Cowles' homes in downtown Columbia and Hopkins, respectively,[18][25][26] but was mostly raised by his stepmother.[17] For several weeks preceding the attack, Roof had also been occasionally living in the home of an old friend from middle school and the latter's mother, two brothers, and girlfriend.[19][26][27] He allegedly spent his time using drugs and getting drunk.[26] He had been working as a landscaper at the behest of his father

but quit the job prior to the shooting.[15]
His maternal uncle, Carson Cowles, said that he expressed concern about the social withdrawal of his then-19-year-old nephew, because "he still didn't have a job, a driver's license or anything like that and he just stayed in his room a lot of the time."[28] Cowles said he tried to mentor Roof, but Roof rejected his attempts to help and they drifted apart.[28] According to Mann, Roof cut off all contact with her after her divorce from his father. When his sister planned to be married, he did not respond to her invitation to the event.[19][20]
A former high school classmate said that despite Roof's racist comments, some of his friends in school were Black.[23

blonde w/ a stupid ass bowl cut, T shirt, idk jeans? blue eyes (he’s very white)

Nazi, racist, somewhat serious, somewhat kind, jealous, dominant