FIRE UP THE MEMORY HOLE: After These Details, the Antioch High School Shooting Is Going to Get Suffocated by the Media.
Pages of writings from the alleged shooter at Antioch High School showed a layout of the school, the weapons he wanted to use and his thoughts about why he wanted to commit a shooting.
The Metro Nashville Police Department identified the shooter as Solomon Henderson, 17. He is accused of killing Josselin Corea Escalante, 16. MNPD Chief John Drake said in an afternoon press conference that there were materials on the internet the department was looking into as part of the investigation.
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In his writings obtained by NewsChannel 5 Investigates, Henderson showed a layout of Antioch High School, photos of a handgun, a lock picking kit and cartridges to load the handgun. He wanted to livestream his attack in the cafeteria. The writings were connected to a social media account that was purportedly Henderson’s. He posted the writings on the account before the shooting in the cafeteria.
In one of his first sentences, Henderson wrote he “was ashamed to be Black.” He was anti-Semitic in his writings and posted a flyer from the Goyim Defense League, which is a neo-Nazi white supremacy group that visited Nashville this summer.
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His writings showed that he had been thinking about violence for a few months. He wrote his final remarks on Nov. 18.
“I was so miserable. I wanted to kill myself. I just couldn’t take anymore. I am a worthless subhuman, a living breathing disgrace. All my (in real life) friends outgrew me act like they didn’t f—ing know me. Being me was so f—ing humiliating. That’s why I spend all day dissociating.”
Henderson’s writings also showed a photo of The Covenant School shooter who died in 2023 after attacking the private Christian school. Three children and three staff people died that day in addition to the shooter.
He wrote he didn’t intend to kill law enforcement and that he didn’t consider himself the victim of bullying.
We’ll keep you updated, but black Nazis cannot be weaponized to attack Trump or push a gun control narrative, so expect this story to once again be buried by the media.
Also, note this detail: Antioch school shooting raises questions on lack of metal detectors in Metro Schools.
Metro Nashville Schools (MNPS) Director Adrian Battle has resisted metal detectors in Nashville schools, and even after today’s tragedy, she is still skeptical of their effectiveness.
“I know there are questions about whether additional steps like stationary metal detectors should be employed. While past research has shown they have had limitations and unintended consequences, we will continue to explore emerging technologies and strategies to strengthen school safety,” said Battle.
Former school board member Fran Bush spent two years fighting for metal detectors and fighting with the MNPS director. She says today never should have happened.
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But see what Director Battle had to say on metal detectors one more time:
“While past research has shown they have had limitations and unintended consequences.”
We didn’t get a chance to ask her what she meant by “limitations” or “unintended consequences” and we are not the only ones who want her to explain herself further.
Better dead than rude, to coin a phrase.