Click here to send your email to encourage the judge to make public as much as possible Audrey Hale’s manifesto and papers gathered by the Nashville Police to benefit the future public safety of all Americans.

WSMV4 published a report titled Judge to rule whether Nashville school shooter’s writings should be redacted.  The report states in part: 

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – A judge is getting her first look Friday at the Covenant School shooter’s journals.  

The journals and writings are part of a lawsuit filed by two groups, who want copies of all of Audrey Hale’s writings seized by police.

On May 4, Chancellor I’Ashea L. Myles ordered the documents be turned over starting Friday at noon for private review. The documents, under seal, were not immediately made available to the public. Only Myles in the Chancery Court will be allowed to view Audrey Hale’s writings ahead of hearings surrounding the lawsuit filed over the documents’ release, according to a court order.

The next step in the process comes June 8, when Myles likely decides if and when the shooter’s writings get released to the public.

Public knowledge of the types of threats, mode of operation and proposed targets (without specific names) stated in Audrey Hale’s manifesto and papers gathered by Nashville Police would help other schools, churches, police and citizens at large to protect lives in the future.

The court should not give special protection to the transgender status by redacting Hale’s statements of woke ideology, passion, motivation, hate for others and intent.  The public has a right to know the motivation behind this horrific act of violence.

Florida Family Association has prepared an email for you to send to encourage the judge to make public as much as possible Audrey Hale’s manifesto and papers gathered by the Nashville Police to benefit the future public safety of all Americans.

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Click here to send your email to encourage the judge to make public as much as possible Audrey Hale’s manifesto and papers gathered by the Nashville Police to benefit the future public safety of all Americans.

Contact info:

Chancellor I’Ashea L. Myles
iashea.myles@nashville.gov