Nashville school shooter’s parents pass victim families ownership of attack ‘manifesto’ - The victims’ parents have moved to stop the release of Hale’s writings

An attorney representing the shooter who killed six people at a Nashville school says that ownership of the shooter's writings will be transferred to the families of students at the school

The parents of The Covenant School mass shooter Audrey Hale have granted ownership of the writings left behind by their daughter to the parent

Ownership of the writings of a shooter who killed six people at a Nashville school earlier this year will be transferred to the families of students at the school, an attorney representing the shooter's parents announced Thursday.

Ownership of the writings of a shooter who killed six people at a Nashville school earlier this year will be transferred to the families of students at the school, an attorney representing the shooter's parents announced Thursday.

Supporters of the parents hope that the transfer of ownership will strengthen the families' argument to stop the release of the writings.

The physical papers will remain in the custody of the Metro Nashville Police Department and will be unaffected by the change of ownership.