Trans Nashville school shooter Audrey Hale ranted about wanting to ‘kill all the white kids’ in newly revealed diary entries
The transgender school shooter who murdered six people at Nashville’s Convent School in 2023 raged about hating America and wanting to “kill all the white kids” in over 1,000 pages of newly revealed diary entries.
Audrey Hale, 28, left behind 16 notebooks filled with deranged writings detailing self-loathing and racial hate, repeating how she wanted “kill my own race” and “destroy all the white people who are teachers.”
“Being white sucks, but being black is so cool. Black people should rule. White people should fall, every white person who lived and died. I hate you all,” wrote Hale, who was white.
“I hate the American people,” she wrote. “America is not the land of the free, it’s a land full of idiots. It will only get worse in this country, not near enough gods like me. America and its people all destined to soon be destroyed.”
The entries – which were obtained by Megyn Kelly’s AM Update – also covered Hale’s gender frustrations.
“I only wore some nice girl clothes as a cover-up from the truth, which I denied myself all these years. And I hated all of it,” wrote Hale, who was born female but identified as a male.
“It was miserable being raised a girl because I had no choice. There was lack of education, research, and medicine to help society or parents better understand transgender.”
Hale was also enraged that she hadn’t been given puberty blockers – and feared it was too late to start taking them.
“I’m mad that no one told me until I was 22. I feel I’m too old and too late to become a man. Now, the process takes months to years. By the time that happens, I’m 30, and then 10 years later I got a bald spot on my head and looked like an old man. Hell no,” she wrote.
Those were just a sliver of the hairbrained writings Hale left behind before she barged into the Christian elementary school in March 2023, where she unloaded a 9mm carbine into three nine-year-old students and three more faculty members who got in her way.
The notebooks were revealed in an extensive final report from the Nashville Metropolitan Police last week – which explained how Hale wanted her writings published and enshrined in museums to serve as a guide for other would-be school shooters.
In them, Hale also expressed glowing admiration for the Columbine shooters Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, the DC snipers, serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer and Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, referring to them – and herself – repeatedly as “gods.”
“I feel I am the reincarnation of Dylan Klebold. My thoughts of depression are forever linked to his and my experience as well,” Hale wrote, expressing her desire to obtain notoriety by killing as many people as she could.
She chose the Covenant School as a target because she was afraid of being overpowered during an attack and felt that young kids would be safe targets, police revealed in their report last week.
Hale also attended the school as a child and had some of the happiest memories of her life there – one of her most twisted motivations for targeting the school.
“Because of this, Hale felt The Covenant was the perfect place to commit an attack, as it was the perfect setting for her death,” the report concluded.
Hale was killed within 15 minutes of opening fire in the school.
