Political commentator Steven Crowder obtained several pages from the manifesto of Nashville shooter Audrey Hale.
“Our Mug Club Undercover team has obtained exclusive access to the Nashville Covenant shooter’s manifesto,” Crowder tweeted.
According to Crowder, the manifesto was known as “Death Day.”
The contents of the manifesto included Hale’s thoughts such as, “I hope I have a high death count” and “I’m ready…I hope my victims aren’t.”
Hale recorded a timeline of events:
DEATH DAY
- 7:00am – Get dressed [COVERED]
- 7:05am – 8:55am – [COVERED] w/ stuffed animals + possessions
- 9:00am – Eat breakfast at home [home encircled in heart shape]
- 9:30am – Pack up special belongings in backpack(s)
- —9:50am – test knifecor glass breaker (dads old cars)
- 10:00am – Leave for Royal Range (19-20 min)
- 10:20am – Gear up + setup guns in trunk (assemble) + get out rest (w/ mags inside)
- 11:20am – Final video tape (0 min)
- (11:30)
- 11:35am – Leave for Covenant school
- 12:00pm – Arrive at Covenant (Check parking lot for security)
- 12:05 – arrive in designated parking space
- 12:05-12:10 – prepare for attack
- 12:– – Lock + load all weapons
- 12:33 [circled] Open fire towards SW entrance
- Let massacre begin Time2die [circled] XXX
The documents are suspected to be authentic as the Nashville mayor’s office has launched an investigation into the leak.
“So…they are confirming they are legit then,” Crowder asked.
On another page, Hale wrote, “There were several times I could have been caught especially back in the summer of 2021. None of that matters now. I am almost an hour & 7 minutes away.”
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has not issued a comment on the matter.
“As this matter is being addressed by the courts, the FBI will not be commenting on the reported documents,” FBI Memphis Field Office Public Affairs officer Elizabeth Clement-Webb wrote in an email to Gregg Re from the Daily Wire.
Wow. FBI refuses to comment in any way on the Nashville shooter’s leaked anti white manifesto, or why they tried to hide it. pic.twitter.com/WGezBxQcOL
— Gregg Re (@gregg_re) November 6, 2023
