Transgender Colorado School Shooter Says She Targeted Students Who Mocked Her Gender Identity

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Jun. 22, 2019

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Accused transgender school shooter Maya Elizabeth McKinney reportedly told police she targeted students who mocked her "gender identity," CBS News reports.

McKinney, the 16-year-old daughter of a twice-deported illegal alien felon, began going by "Alec" and identifying as a male during high school shortly before allegedly carrying out a mass shooting with her 18-year-old friend Devon Erickson, who himself said he "hates" Christians "who hate gays."

Wow, this story disappeared in a hurry. Wonder why? https://t.co/wG2yH7fkdl
— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) May 9, 2019

As this mass shooting went against the media's carefully cultivated fake narratives, it was thrown down the memory hole at light speed. Additionally, the presiding judge sealed the accused's court records immediately after their first court appearances.

From CBS News, "Colorado student charged in school shooting says he targeted kids who mocked his gender identity":

A high school student charged in a classmate's death during a Colorado school shooting told police that he planned the attack for weeks and intended to target classmates who repeatedly mocked his gender identity. Written summaries of police interviews with the two suspected shooters portray 16-year-old Alec McKinney as the leader of the attack, enlisting 18-year-old Devon Erickson in the plan to kill the students who bullied McKinney, who identifies as male.

Both teenagers told police that they broke into a gun safe at one of the teenager's homes before walking into the STEM School Highlands Ranch on the afternoon of May 7 with a guitar case and a backpack concealing four guns.

McKinney "said he wanted the kids at the school to experience bad things, have to suffer from trauma like he had had to in his life," the document said. "He wanted everyone in that school to suffer and realize that the world is a bad place."

Both teenagers are charged with murder and attempted murder in the shooting.

Prosecutors charged McKinney as an adult; his attorneys have said they plan to ask a judge to move the case back to juvenile court. Neither has entered a plea yet, and their attorneys opposed the unsealing of records associated with the criminal cases.

[...] During a police interview, Erickson told police that McKinney sent him a Snapchat message on the night of May 6 telling him not to go to school the next day because McKinney wanted to get revenge "on a lot of people." McKinney identifies as male and told police that classmates called him "disgusting," made fun of him and repeatedly referred to him "as a she."

You can read the details of the shooting from both the accused shooters' perspectives in the court document below:

Transgender Colorado school shooting court documents by Anonymous tGlelG on Scribd

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