Audrey Hale Manifesto Release Raises Major
Concerns From LGBTQ+ Groups
Posted By: NorthernDog, 3/28/2023 6:14:53 PM
Calls for police to release the "manifesto" that authorities say was written ahead of Monday's Nashville school shooting has prompted concern among LGBTQ+ groups, who caution against the publication of such a document. While many details remain to be unveiled about the massacre at The Covenant School this week, police have identified the shooter as 28-year-old Audrey Hale. On Monday, Hale, armed with two assault-style weapons—a rifle and a pistol—as well as a handgun, fatally shot three children and three staff members at the school before being killed by police. Speaking at a press conference hours after the
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The shooter said the quiet part out loud - and wrote down every word of it.