THE shooter who carried out the massacre at a Nashville school which left six people dead reportedly penned chilling diary entries claiming she wanted to kill all of the white children. 

Cops trawled through Audrey Hale’s journals and discovered a series of warped posts, including some where she glorified mass murderers and serial killers.

Hale was the perpetrator behind the March 2023 shooting at the Covenant elementary school.

Hale shot dead three children and three teachers before she was later killed by cops. 

Cops confirmed the massacre was not racially motivated, but a series of entries, obtained by Megyn Kelly’s AM Update, claimed Hale wanted “white people to fall,” as reported by The New York Post.

She also claimed it “sucks” being white.

Hale also claimed that she hated Americans, and described serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer as “a god.”

She also glorified Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold – the duo who carried out the Columbine massacre in April 1999.

Hale’s motive was notoriety, according to cops, and she wanted people to consider her a god.

The massacre was carried out more than five years after Hale started researching mass shootings, according to the police report seen by The U.S. Sun.

Hale penned an entry in November 2017 about how she had watched documentaries about mass shootings.

Cops claimed that she became fascinated with the topic.

But, police revealed her apparent fantasies then turned into an obsession by the summer of 2018. 

In another entry, she claimed she was being ostracized by people she considered to be her friends.

And, she also claimed that she was being shunned because she suffered from autism. 

Hale also didn’t want to be ignored, according the police dossier.

Cops admitted that race featured in the shooter’s twisted dossiers, but said it wasn’t a factor in why she targeted the Covenant. 

She was a former student and believed it was the “perfect location” for her death.

Hale had initially scheduled the attack to take place in May 2022, but she postponed it so she could go to her college graduation.

But, the dossier claimed that she became more paranoid in the months leading up to it. 

Hale left her home at 8am on March 27, 2023, and she was carrying a duffle bag packed full of firearms.

Inside the bag were ammunition and her stuffed animals.

Her backpack contained notebooks, which she loaded into her 2014 Honda Fit hatchback car.

She stopped at the Royal Range gunshop and spent over an hour in the parking lot before leaving just after 9:30am.

Hale entered the Covenant school after sending a goodbye message to her pal on Instagram.

She arrived in the parking lot at 9:53am before leaving her car around 15 minutes later.

She was armed with three guns, including a semi-automatic AR pistol, and a carbine.

HALE’S VICTIMS

Hale’s victims were three nine-year-old children, Evelyn Dieckhaus, Hallie Scruggs, and William Kinney.

Mike Hill, substitute teacher Cynthia Peak, and headmistress Katherine Kooce, were also killed.

Hill was the first person Hale shot. He was cleaning a room at the time Hale opened fire.

The smoke from her weapon caused the fire alarm to go off, but Hale then proceeded to scope out her victims.

Dr. Koonce was the Head of School for nearly seven years, according to her profile.

She didn’t have any relationship with the victims. 

Hale shot at officers from a second-story window before being gunned down.

Police revealed two of her guns were bought legally. 

Cops released bodycam footage of the moment leading up to moment Hale was on the ground.

Hale ended up firing 152 rounds of ammunition, covering the moment she entered the school to be killed by cops.

The journal entries formed just one part of the evidence collated by officers.

Cops ended up discovering 16 notebooks – 14 of which were at her home.  Two journals were discovered inside her car.

Police also unearthed five cellphones, two laptops, and thumb drives in her bedroom. 

They also found detailed sketches of the school, including its entry and exit points.

And, she also penned a note to her parents, explaining she was going to die. 

Rumors circulated that Hale left a manifesto after the shooting, and this speculation was probed. 

But, cops confirmed a manifesto didn’t exist as there was no single document which explained the motive behind the attack.