Inside the Mind of the Nashville School Shooter: Journals, Weapons, and a Suicide Note Found at Home

Court documents reveal that Audrey Hale, the Nashville Christian school shooter who killed six people, kept journals on other school shootings under her bed. Police also found a suicide note, two "memoirs," firearms, notes on firearms training, song lyrics, artwork, and several handwritten notes. Hale had been under a doctor's care for an unspecified emotional disorder. Police are still investigating her potential motive, but she "considered the actions of other mass murderers" while plotting the massacre. Hale was identified with facial recognition technology, and police recovered a cache of electronics, including six laptops, seven cellphones, a tablet, and 11 computer drives.