Nashville Police confirmed they will release a manifesto they recovered from the car of Covenant School shooter and former student Audrey Elizabeth Hale.
Audrey Hale was identified by police as the shooter who opened fire at The Covenant School, killing six people.
Metro Nashville Police Chief John Drake said investigators had not immediately determined a motive but that they believed Hale, a former student, had specifically targeted the Christian school and its affiliated church., Hallie Scruggs; Evelyn Dieckhaus; and William Kinney. Police identified the adults as 60-year-old Head of School Katherine Koonce, Cynthia Peak, 61, and Mike Hill, 61.Officers responded and searched room to room before they heard gunshots coming from above.
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