Gunman’s mother wanted guns banned

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After the horror in Nashville, more and more details are becoming known: it appears from social media reports that the mother of the shooter Audrey H. * (28) is apparently an activist against the lax gun laws in the United States. Five years ago, she repeatedly asked her friends on Facebook to sign a petition calling for firearms to be banned from schools. “So important”, Norma H.* wrote under her appeal. Children must be protected.

The relationship between the shooter and her family appears to have been very good. Because: In numerous other contributions, the mother praised her two children for their successes and expressed how much she loved her children. She was delighted with Audrey’s school and college achievements, as reported by the “New York Post”. Audrey H. worked as a graphic designer and also illustrated children’s books.

Mother was very proud of her daughter

Nine years ago on Mother’s Day, Norma H. ​​posted a photo with her children and wrote below that she was so overwhelmed and grateful to be a mother to these wonderful children. Norma H. ​​​​posted many photos of the two on social networks over the years.

In 2015, the mother wrote on Facebook that Audrey H. wrote letters of gratitude to all the professors at the end of her semester at the university. She proudly told how her daughter encouraged a teacher who had lost her son with the words “Don’t let anything or anyone rob you of your joy”.

Was the shooter forced to attend a private school?

Apparently, her mom’s activism didn’t catch on with Audrey H. She stormed the school on Monday and opened fire. Three nine-year-old students and three adults were killed in the killing spree. A few minutes after the crime, the gunman was shot by police in the school building. US President Joe Biden (80) also commented on the horror act and expressed his deepest condolences to the relatives.

The young woman identified as transgender. Transgender people are people who do not or do not identify with the gender that was determined at birth. Audrey H. was apparently once a student at the affected school. Investigators believe her sexual identity may have played a role in the school attack.

Afterwards a manifesto was found in which H. had made the sketches of the school. The police believe that the shooter had to go to the Christian private school against her will. “There is a belief that there was some resentment about them having to attend this school and that may be why this incident happened,” authorities said. (A)

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Source: Blick