Audrey Hale allegedly wrote anti-white comments, including "wanna kill all you little crackers".

Earlier this year in March, a school shooting in Nashville resulted in six people being killed. Among them were three nine-year-old students, a substitute teacher, a headmistress, and a custodian. The perpetrator, Audrey Hale, was 28-years-old and identified as transgender.
Recently, Steven Crowder, a conservative host who has his own platform, including a website and podcast, posted three pages of writings allegedly written by Hale. These writings revealed Hale’s hatred toward white people.

Upon the revelation of the writings, Chief John Drake of the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department released a statement expressing his shock and dismay. He noted that the release of the writings was an act of disregard for the Covenant families and that the journals were now in the hands of the court system due to a litigation filed earlier this year.

The writings included phrases such as “Wanna kill all you little crackers” and “Those crackers, going to private fancy schools with those fancy kwakis [sic] and sports backpacks. W/thier daddies mustangs and convertibles. F— you little s—-. I wish to shoot you weakass d—- w/your mop yellow hair.”

The police department had previously stated that they had found various items, including 20 journals, several laptops, a suicide note, and seven cell phones after the shooting. The victims of the attack included nine-year-old students Evelyn Dieckhaus, Hallie Scruggs, and William Kinney, 61-year-old school custodian Mike Hill, 61-year-old substitute teacher Cynthia Peak, and 60-year-old headmistress Katherine Koonce.

The release of these writings has brought up many emotions for those affected by the tragedy, and the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department is actively investigating the situation. It is clear that Hale’s writings were filled with hatred and bigotry, which is why many are disturbed by their unauthorized release. Hopefully, this investigation will bring some closure to the families of the victims.

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