Overview
- Trinity Shockley, 19, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit murder and received 20 years with eight years suspended, followed by five years of probation.
- Prosecutors said she planned to target Mooresville High School on Feb. 14 and she was arrested after the FBI received the tip.
- A probable cause affidavit said she had access to an AR-15, ordered a bulletproof vest, and expressed admiration for Parkland shooter Nikolas Cruz.
- In court, Shockley apologized to an intended target and the community, while her attorney maintained she never intended to follow through.
- The FBI’s Indianapolis office called the case a reminder that public reporting can prevent violence.