FBI Advised Nashville Police to Withhold Covenant School Shooter's Manifesto
Newly revealed memo cites security concerns and potential for misinformation as reasons for suppression
- The FBI's memo discouraged releasing the shooter's writings, calling them 'legacy tokens.'
- Officials argue that publicizing such documents could inspire future attacks and spread false narratives.
- The manifesto has been a point of legal contention, with some advocating for its release and others opposing.
- Leaked documents suggest the shooter had political and ideological motives tied to gender identity.
- The FBI's stance has drawn criticism from advocates of transparency and open government.