Replace (1740ET): The Metropolitan Nashville Police Division (MNPD) stated Monday that the three photographs included with the alleged first three pages of the Christian Covenant College shooter’s manifesto should not “crime scene photographs,” the Each day Caller reviews.
Conservative political commentator Steven Crowder posted pictures of three pages which he alleged are a part of a manifesto written by the now-deceased Audrey Hale, who killed six individuals contained in the Covenant College with a firearm in Nashville, Tennessee, again in March. An officer killed Hale as she continued opening hearth on the second flooring of the constructing.
“The MNPD is in communication with the Metropolitan Division of Regulation as an investigation, begun this morning, continues into the dissemination of three pictures of writings throughout an on-line dialogue about Covenant College. The pictures should not MNPD crime scene photographs,” the assertion reads.
Authorities confirmed they found a manifesto written by Hale by which she had allegedly deliberate the assault for a number of weeks. Following the taking pictures, authorities obtained the manifesto, which is below an ongoing investigation by the FBI’s Behavioral Evaluation Unit (BAU). -Each day Caller
And whereas the MNPD wouldn’t verify the authenticity of the writings, Fox Nashville did.
BREAKING: Photographs confirmed AUTHENTIC by @FOXNashville
“NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Social media photographs claiming to point out among the writings by The Covenant College shooter Audrey Hale are genuine, FOX 17 Information has confirmed via a supply.”
Supply: https://t.co/4sBIDgwqSv https://t.co/vDGAPPh7Oa
— Steven Crowder (@scrowder) November 6, 2023
