The Nashville school shooter allegedly wrote that his warped ideology was inspired by Candace Owens before he opened fire on two classmates and turned the gun on himself. Solomon Henderson, 17, fatally shot Josselin Corea Escalante, 16, and injured another student before taking his own life during the rampage at Antioch High School. The horror inside the school cafeteria unfolded at around 11am Wednesday and was partially streamed online.
Now it has emerged that police are probing a sprawling manifesto allegedly penned by Henderson, which gives some insight into the killer's twisted mindset. Much of the writings center on the gunman being 'ashamed to be black' and praise the work of Hitler and the Nazis. Under one section headed, 'Is there a particular groups or people that radicalized you the most?
Nashville school shooter Solomon Henderson wrote 'today is a good day to die' before opening fire on two classmates and turning the gun on himself. Owens is a right-wing commentator who has been accused of downplaying the Holocaust. She was previously denied a visa to enter Australia over her comments about Muslims, Jews and her 'capacity to invite discord'. Moments before Henderson struck he posted chilling warnings about his plans , writing 'today is a good day to die'.
The final entries into the manifesto came on November 18 - the same day the Metro Nashville Police Department received a call indicating there was a school shooting at Antioch High School, which they later determined was a hoax, according to News Channel 5. I wanted to kill myself. I just couldn't take anymore. I am a worthless subhuman, a living, breathing disgrace,' the gunman allegedly wrote. That's why I spend all day dissociating. Much of the rest of the document, which was said to be linked to a social media account associated with Henderson, deals with his struggle with race and racial issues.
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The manifesto also details his thoughts on Antioch High School, just outside of Nashville , which has a majority of black and Hispanic students. A manifesto believed to have been penned by Henderson states that he was inspired by Candace Owens.
