Writings

Alleged Shooter’s Writings Reveal Planned Attack on Nashville High School, Influenced by Controversial Figures and Hate Groups

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Nashville, Tenn. — In a troubling discovery, writings from Solomon Henderson, the 17-year-old accused of a deadly shooting at Antioch High School, revealed detailed plans of the school’s layout, desired weaponry, and his motivations behind the attack, officials stated. The documents, which surfaced on social media and were linked to Henderson, included disturbing content and … Read more

Judge Denies Public Access to Nashville School Shooter’s Writings

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Nashville, TN — In a courtroom ruling that underscores challenging tensions between public disclosure and individual privacy, a Tennessee judge has decided against releasing the writings of the individual responsible for the tragic school shooting in Nashville. The decision came amid heightened public curiosity and significant media attention regarding the inner thoughts and motives that … Read more

Families Win Privacy Battle: Judge Bars Release of Nashville School Shooter’s Writings to Prevent Copycat Crimes

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Nashville, Tenn. – A Tennessee judge has ruled that the personal writings of an individual who carried out a deadly shooting at Nashville’s Covenant School cannot be made public, siding with victims’ families who argued that releasing the documents could spur similar attacks. The ruling, issued late Thursday, applied a novel legal argument that the … Read more

Judge Bars Release of Nashville School Shooter’s Writings, Citing Copyright Held by Victims’ Families

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — A Tennessee judge recently decided that the personal writings of the individual responsible for the tragic shooting at a Nashville Christian elementary school will remain sealed from the public. This ruling, made by Chancery Court Judge I’Ashea Myles, asserts that the writings, which include journals and other expressive content, fall under copyright … Read more

School Shooter’s Writings Ownership Dispute Takes Center Stage in Tennessee Court Battle

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – A Tennessee judge is facing a complex legal battle over the release of a school shooter’s writings from the tragic Covenant School incident. The parents of children at the Covenant School have thrown a unique twist into the case by claiming legal ownership of the shooter’s writings, asserting copyright ownership. The case … Read more

Chancellor Myles to Rule on Release of Covenant Shooter’s Writings, Delay Decision on Public Access (Photo: FOX 17 News)

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Chancellor l’Ashea Myles is facing a pivotal decision regarding the public release of the writings by the shooter involved in the Covenant School incident. The writings, found in the shooter’s car, have sparked a legal battle over their disclosure. Metro Nashville Police Department’s investigation into the case is expected to conclude in … Read more

Covenant Chancellor to Determine Release of Shooter’s Writings in Public Battle

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Nashville, Tennessee – The decision whether to make public the writings of the Covenant School shooter, Audrey Hale, remains in the hands of Chancellor l’Ashea Myles. The Metro Nashville Police Department is currently conducting an investigation into the deadly shooting incident at the school. Metro Legal officials have cited Rule 16 as a reason for … Read more

Public Hearing to Determine Release of Covenant School Shooter’s Writings

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Nashville, Tennessee – A pivotal hearing is underway to determine whether the writings of the Covenant School shooter will be made accessible to the public. The judge presiding over the case must decide on the release of the shooter’s writings, which could shed light on the tragic incident that shocked the local community. During the … Read more

Police Officers Reassigned After Leaking Covenant School Shooter’s Writings

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – A group of officers from the Metro Nashville Police Department who were being investigated for allegedly leaking writings of the Covenant School shooter have been reassigned. The ten officers were part of the department’s Special Investigation Division, but it is unknown what their new roles will be within the department. This reassignment … Read more