Antioch School Shooter Suspect, 17, Black Male Posted ‘Alt-Right Paraphernalia’?, Praising Adolf Hitler??
Two students are dead and one injured after a 17 year-old boy opened fire at Antioch High School Wednesday morning.
The shooter, identified as Solomon Henderson by Metro Nashville Police, was a 17-year-old student at the school.
A nearly 300-page document posted on the X social media platform contains numerous selfies of what appears to be the shooter with various alt-right paraphernalia scattered between statements against “race mixing,” wishes to “take revenge” on society, statements praising Adolf Hitler and pages of explicit photos from previous school shootings.
Social media accounts linked in the document and scattered across many platforms including X, Kick, TikTok and more focused heavily on “groyper” content — a nickname used by many online white nationalist and neo-Nazi groups — as well as “incel” content, a name referring to young men who claim to be “involuntarily celibate” and espouse incredibly violent misogynistic views.

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