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Over a year ago, a trans-identified female killed three kids and three adults at an elementary school in Nashville. Whereas the media is able to find and publish any writing left behind almost immediately after a tragedy, this "manifesto" was kept hidden from the public. The ninety-page document was released today.

Louder with Crowder was the first to release pages from the shooter's manifesto in November 2023. Hale hoped to have a “high death count” and wanted to “kill” kids with “white privileges ... going to fancy private schools with those fancy khakis + sports backpacks w/ their daddies mustangs + convertibles.” Hale referred to the day of the shooting as Death Day. In the full journal, she had been considering attacking the Covenant School for some time

In June 2024, CEO & Editor-in-chief at The Tennessee Star Michael Leahy obtained 80 unreleased pages of the writings of Covenant School shooter Audrey Hale. According to The Star:

In the highly political entry, Hale makes a series of claims about the rights afforded to gun owners, transgender people and non-binary people in the United States.

“So now in America, it makes one a criminal to have a gun or, be transgender, or non-binary,” wrote Hale. She added, “God I hate those s***head politicians.”

Today, the Nashville Star released the full ninety-page journal, called a “manifesto” after the attack by Metro Nashville Police Chief John Drake. There were a lot of entries about her mental health, where Hale expressed her desire to transition and claimed she was diagnosed with autism but not bipolar. Hale also allegedly called a suicide hotline five times in a single day.

Hale held what can best be described as a left-wing ideology and complained that the United States didn't respect the rights of transgender and disabled people.

“So now [because] of you, I wish death on myself cause of the pure hatred of my female gender. With no rights, anyone’s country is a s***** dictatorship.”

Several entries dealt with race, claiming "brown love is the most beautiful" while also blasting what she referred to as "white Nothingness" and “white privilege embarrassment of self.”

Other entries expressed a hatred of Christianity, claiming,"if God won’t give me a boy body in Heaven, then Jesus is a f*ggot”

In other entries, Hale wrote EXTENSIVELY about her gender identity, with entities titled "my imagine penis" where Hale expressed her fantasies with stuffed animals.

“I can pretend to be them [and] do the things boys do [and] experience my boy self as Tony ... God, I am such a pervert. I waste too much time in my fantasies.”

Hale also mentioned having a therapist. According to a June 5 article published by the Tennessee Star, Hale was receiving “treatment from the Vanderbilt Psychiatric Hospital, where professionals failed to report her violent fantasies to law enforcement.”

Leahy published a statement on why the publication released the journals, detailing the legal issue the publisher went through to exercise his First Amendment rights.