Controversy Surrounds Release of School Shooter's Writings in Tennessee

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A group of parents from Nashville, Tennessee, filed a motion to prevent the release of the writings of the shooter who killed six people at The Covenant School earlier this year. The parents argue that the release of the shooter's writings would cause more pain and trauma to their children. This comes after 66 Tennessee GOP lawmakers requested the release of the records, claiming it was critical to understanding the shooter's behavior and motives.
- Group of Nashville parents file motion to shield school shooter's memo from public The Hill
- Covenant School shooter's manifesto release delayed; Mass murder at The Covenant School FOX NASHVILLE
- Parents hope to keep Tennessee school shooter’s ‘dangerous and harmful’ writings secret NBC News
- Tennessean, Tennessee Senator file suit calling for The Covenant School shooter manifesto WZTV
- 'Too much': Parents ask court not to release writings of Nashville school shooter ABC News
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