Who is Audrey Elizabeth Hale, the Nashville shooter?

Audrey Elizabeth Hale, 28, killed three children and three adults at a Christian school in Nashville, USA. The suspect was eventually shot and killed by the police.

The Nashville police identified Hale as transgender – biologically she was a woman, but came out a man.

The shooting in Nashville was the 128th mass shooting in the US this year, according to the Gun Violence Archive. According to the source, a mass execution is considered to be the wounding or killing of at least four people, not counting the attacker.

Audrey’s passion was the art world. The shooter attended the Nossey College of Art in Nashville. She even worked as a commercial illustrator and graphic designer, posting her creations online. As an artist, he even worked on a children’s book. His last job was as a sales clerk for the American supermarket chain no “Shipt”.

The 28-year-old girl still lives with her parents. Neighbor, Sandy Durham, told the Daily Beast. : “I know Audrey, I’ve known her since she was just a kid. I had just come out of the bath when all this happened. just a tragedy for everyone. Children who were hurt, people who were killed, adults. All”.

Hale had a personal website (which has since been taken down), but described herself as someone who “played video games, watched movies and played sports”.

Nashville Police Chief John Drake was asked if the identity of Audrey Elizabeth Hale was the motive for the mass shooting. “There is some theory in this, but we are investigating all versions,” he said.

According to US authorities, the suspect had no criminal record. John Drake told NBC News that investigators believe the shooting was due to “some resentment” Hale felt “about having to go to this school” when he was young. Police also said that Hale drew a detailed map of the school that marked all possible entry points and planned how he would enter to kill the victims.