Audrey Hale, a woman who thought she was a man, planned long and hard for the attack on a Christian school in Nashville. On March 27, 2023, Hale gunned down nine-year-olds Evelyn Dieckhaus, Hallie Scruggs and William Kinney along with adults Cynthia Peak, Katherine Koonce and Mike Hill. Trans activists, local police and the FBI suppressed the release of Hale’s writings, a primary source for her motive in the murders.
Chancery court judge I’Ashea L. Myles, who boasts of a “diverse and inclusive perspective,” has now ruled that the murderer’s writings cannot be released to the public because the parents of her victims hold the copyright. That surely left copyright lawyers rather puzzled.
A written work is copyrighted from the time it is “fixed” in a tangible form, typed or written on paper, or in a computer. Audrey Hale held the copyright to her various journals and “manifesto,” but it is unclear whether she ever assigned the copyright to any other party, let alone the parents of those she murdered, before Nashville police shot her dead.
Copyright law exists to prevent parties from stealing written works and reselling them as their own. “Fair use” doctrine allows citation of a copyrighted work for criticism, news reporting, scholarship and such. Audrey Hale’s written materials are eligible for fair use but judge Myles wants to keep them secret. So the ruling continues the coverup in place from the start.
Victim Mike Hill was black but no word of racism on the part of Hale, and little if anything about an anti-Christian hate crime or even "Gun violence." The Biden White House declined to name the victims and portrayed the "Trans community" as the party "Under attack." A murderer was transformed into a victim, but there's more to it.
Audrey Hale was a former student at the school and children were the primary targets.
Hale blasted William Kinney at close range, with bullets perforating the head, torso right arm, abdomen and back.
Hale shot teacher Cynthia Peak in the face, neck and chest, perforating both lungs and the aorta.
This covers up the reality that the bureau failed to prevent the mass murder and played no role in the takedown of Audrey Hale.
https://www.frontpagemag.com/mass-murderer-audrey-hales-writings-cant-be-released/
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