Tragic Attack at Covenant School in Nashville: Shooter Planned Attack Targeting Specific Victims

Accident – death – Obituary News : New Revelations Unveiled in Nashville School Shooting: Disturbing Details of Shooter’s Plans Surface Online

Nashville, UK – In a shocking development, it has been revealed that the shooter responsible for the tragic incident at Covenant School in Nashville had meticulously planned the attack, with specific individuals in mind. The Metropolitan Police Department of Nashville has confirmed this revelation, which came to light after the shooter’s writings were leaked online.

Expressing his dismay over the unauthorized release of three pages of writings from the shooter, Audrey Hale, Chief John Drake stated, “I am greatly disturbed by today’s unauthorized release of three pages of writings from the Covenant shooter.” These writings provide chilling insights into Hale’s mindset leading up to the fateful day.

Contained within a three-page handwritten note, labeled “death Day,” Hale detailed a timeline for the shooting, culminating in the chilling phrase “Time2Die” circled at the end. The Nashville Police Department has launched an investigation into the dissemination of these photographs, clarifying that the initially surfaced images were not official crime scene pictures.

Among the disturbing sentences found in Hale’s writings is a shocking admission: “Can’t believe I’m doing this, but I’m ready…I hope my victims aren’t.” Furthermore, Hale expressed a desire for a “high death count” and alluded to the victims’ perceived “white privilege.”

Chief Drake has emphasized the seriousness with which the police department is treating the investigation into the leak of these pages. Although conservative commentator Steven Crowder initially shared them, the original source remains unclear.

Drake stated, “This police department is extremely serious about the investigation to identify the person responsible. This action showed a total disregard for Covenant families, as well as the court system, which has control of the shooter’s journals at the present time due to litigation filed earlier this year.” The litigation is currently pending in Davidson County Chancery Court and the Tennessee Court of Appeals, preventing the release of the journals until the courts rule on the matter. The police department eagerly awaits the resolution of the litigation concerning the journals.

The tragic shooting at Covenant School took place on March 27 and claimed the lives of three young students – Evelyn Dieckhaus, Hallie Scruggs, and William Kinney, aged 8 and 9. Additionally, three adult staff members lost their lives: substitute teacher Cynthia Peak, aged 61, school head Katherine Koonce, aged 60, and school custodian Mike Hill, aged 61. Covenant School, located at Covenant Presbyterian Church, is a private Christian institution.

The writings were discovered shortly after the shooting during a search of Hale’s residence, where they lived with their parents. Authorities also found a significant amount of evidence, including 20 notebooks, five computers, a suicide note, and various other notes authored by Hale. Additionally, two memoirs, five Covenant School yearbooks, and seven cell phones were uncovered during the search.

During the incident, the 28-year-old Hale engaged in an exchange of gunfire with the police and was killed. Metro Nashville Police (MNPD) confirmed that Hale identified as transgender and also used the name “Aiden Hale.” However, it remains unclear which pronouns Hale was using at the time of their death.

The shocking revelations surrounding the Nashville school shooting have sent shockwaves through the community, and the investigation into the leak of the shooter’s writings continues. As the families of the victims seek justice and closure, the authorities are committed to uncovering the truth behind this tragic incident..