Shocking New Legal Motion Threatens the Release of Transgender Nashville Shooter’s Manifesto

The gunsmoke had barely dispersed from the horrific March 27 shooting at The Covenant School in Nashville, 🎸Tennessee, when multiple groups began arguing over whether mass murderer Audrey Hale’s manifesto should be released.

Last week, it looked as if the documents soon might see the light of day, as an unredacted copy was delivered to a judge for review, along with proposed redactions, WZTV-TV in Nashville reported.

But on Monday, The Covenant School’s legal team filed a motion to halt that action, maintaining that releasing the manifesto could “impair or impede its ability to protect its interests and the privacy of its employees and students,” WZTV reported.

That motion was granted, Newsweek reported, “allowing the judge to hear arguments on whether the full, unredacted document should be made public.” That hearing will be held Thursday.

Six people — including three school staff and three children — were killed in the massacre before police breached the building and fatally shot Hale.