Overview
- Search warrants describe 116 rifle rounds fired through stained-glass windows during a school Mass that left two students dead and about 20 people wounded.
- Police say surveillance video shows the shooter fired from outside the church and could not see those inside.
- Documents list a pump-action shotgun, a 9mm pistol, and a semiautomatic rifle brought to the scene.
- Officials identified the suspect as 23-year-old Robin Westman, with journals detailing weeks of preparation and a fixation on harming children, including notes about a recent breakup.
- The FBI and the acting U.S. attorney are reviewing the case as potential domestic terrorism and a hate crime, as families share recovery updates and several victims remain hospitalized.