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An angry evil woman. An Indiana woman wanted to shoot up her school in honor of the Parkland mass shooter. |
Being picked on can trigger a violent reaction.
Hence Trinity Schockley. A woman from Indiana who could have carried out another mass shooting at a school. I will not call her a teen.
The 18 year old woman was arrested after she made threats to shoot up her high school in similarity to the Marjorie Douglass Stoneman High School tragedy.
That happened on this day in 2018. President Donald J. Trump offered tepid condolences to the victims. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis pushed for more draconian laws to make schools more like prisons. The shooter ended up facing state and federal charges.
It also sparked the March for Our Lives movement. It also gave rise to David Hogg, Cam Kasky, X Emma González, Aalayah Eastmond, Jaclyn Corin and Ryan Deitsch.
Kyle Kashuv, a survivor of the shooting became the favorite of the far right. He criticized the movement and it's leaders. He also pushed for more firearms in schools.
The movement managed to bankrupt the NRA. It forced the closure of NRA TV.
It drove Dan Bongino, Dana Loesch and Wayne LaPierre into become irrelevant.
They still exist but they have no powers.
Gun violence continues to be a big big problem in the United States.
Sometimes, it may take a major issue like..... well Trump was shot at. Gabby Giffords was shot. Steve Scalise was shot. Not even those incidents changed the narrative.
Schockly survived a car accident and her school at one time rallied for her. She was seriously injured and had permanent injuries which affected her speech and movement.
Police said the driver, 35-year-old Michael Simpson, stayed at the scene on Indiana Street just south of County Line Road. He was taken to a hospital for a blood draw before being arrested for operating while intoxicated causing serious bodily injury.
But even finding love was troubling. I am not sympathizing with her. I am pretty much trying to get to the root of why a woman who survived death now wants to inflict death on her fellow classmates.
Apparently her breakup with her girlfriend led to this.
The Mooresville Metropolitan Police Department received information around 7 p.m. Feb. 11 from the FBI about someone who was potentially planning a school shooting on Feb. 14, 2025.
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Mooresville Police honor a woman who survived a car accident. The same officers had to arrest her for threatening to commit a mass shooting. |
During the department's investigation, officers identified the person of interest as Trinity Shockley, of Mooresville. Court documents say Trinity is transgender, going by the name Jamie.
According to court documents, someone called the FBI's Sandy Hook Promise's Say Something Anonymous Reporting System that their friend is planning a shooting in Indiana on Feb. 14. The tipster said the suspect has access to an AR-15 and ordered a bulletproof vest.
And before anyone says maybe the drunk driver should have put her out of her misery.... I just have to think that she was bullied for being:
- A member of the LGBTQ community in a conservative town.
- A disabled American who faced an upheaval since the accident.
- A woman (or transman) who had mental health issues.
- A family who likely voted for President Donald J. Trump and allowed firearms to be readily available for anyone to obtained.
- Or all of these above.
Court documents say Shockley sent the following messages to people on the social media platform Discord:
- "I've been planning this for a YEAR"
- "Parkland part two," referring to the Florida school shooting carried out by Nikolas Cruz, who killed 14 students and three staff members on Feb. 14, 2018
- Photo of 10 AR-15 magazines
- "I'm buying a bulletproof vest."
- "4 More days" — posted on Feb. 10, 2025
- "I have THIS staring at me," along with a photo of Dylan Roof, who shot and killed nine people at a South Carolina church in June 2015
According to court documents, Shockley spoke with a school counselor on Feb. 11. Shockley allegedly told the counselor that Shockley has written multiple letters to Cruz while he's been in prison. Shockley also allegedly has a heart locket necklace with a photo of Cruz inside.
On Wednesday, Feb. 12, Mooresville police detectives, along with detectives from the Morgan County Sheriff's Office and officers from the Mooresville School Police, executed search warrants at Shockley's home.
According to court documents, detectives found multiple photos of Roof, Cruz and Andrew Blaze – who killed three co-workers at a Pennsylvania supermarket in June 2017 – in Shockley's bedroom.
Court documents say detectives found AR-15 magazines and a box of .40 caliber rounds in Shockley's father's bedroom.
Detectives said they also found three notebooks in Shockley's backpack, along with the following excerpts:
- "I want to be just like Elliot Rodger" — who killed six people and injured more in California in May 2014
- "I want to hurt others."
- "I hate you all DIE DIE DIE!!"
- "I miss Ethan (Crumbley). We were the same, born 2006, same eyes. Boom!" — who shot and killed four students at a Michigan high school in 2021
- "I want to hurt others."
- "Becoming the worst version of myself hurts but this needs to be done."
- "I love you Nikolas (Cruz)."
- "Why can't Nikolas (Cruz) be mine? I need him in my life."
Shockley then spoke with a detective at the Mooresville Police Department, where Shockley allegedly said Shockley was "joking" and "would never do that and does not have access to a gun."
Shockley allegedly told the detective that Shockley "now wants to be a gun activist to help people get out of that mindset."
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The junk food media wants to make white criminals look like innocent victims. |
According to court documents, Shockley also claimed Shockley was bullied because of the crash Shockley was involved in in September 2022, hit by an alleged drunk driver, Michael Simpson, while crossing the road to get to the school bus.
Following the interview with the detective, officers arrested Shockley and took Shockley to the Morgan County Jail, where Shockley is being held without bond.
The Morgan County Prosecutor's Office filed the following charges against Shockley:
- One count of conspiracy to commit murder
- Two counts of intimidation, threat to commit terrorism
Detectives also spoke with school officials, as the head of mental health for the district allegedly said Shockley sought mental health resources multiple times since Shockley was a freshman. However, the official said Shockley's father denied Shockley's access to the resources, with the official saying Shockley's father "did not believe in mental health treatment and did not take (Shockley's) conditions seriously," according to court documents.
"Nothing ever happens in Mooresville. It's a small town. To think nothing ever happens in Mooresville it's a small town. To think somebody was plotting to hurt a lot of individuals of kids, future leaders of this country or whoever is pretty disturbing," said Mooresville Police Chief Kerry Buckner.
Aaron Wilson has two kids who attend Mooresville High School. He said he wishes the school would have alerted parents earlier. His daughter shares a lunch period with Shockley. He said he's focusing on being thankful for the person who reported it.
"Whether she intended to carry it out or not, they weren't willing to take that risk and I'm very thankful for them doing so," said Wilson.
"I feel safer now that she's not here, but then again, the threat of someone else doing it or someone who has the same ideas of hers. That's always a fear going to school, " said student Hadley Miller.
Mooresville Schools shared the following statement with 13News:
"The Mooresville Schools Police Department and Mooresville Schools district administration have been made aware of a situation in which a high school student made threatening statements on an online platform. The student has been placed in custody and will not return to the school. District personnel are thankful for the cooperation of local, state, and federal law enforcement officials, who continue to thoroughly investigate this situation.
As always, mental health resources are available to all students of Mooresville Schools. Families and students are encouraged to contact their school office with any questions.
Additional questions regarding the specific situation should be directed to the Mooresville Metropolitan Police Department."
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Mooresville High School has extra police presence after woman threatened to shoot up the school. |
Additionally, the FBI Indianapolis also shared the following statement:
"FBI Indianapolis received a tip regarding a potential school shooting threat targeting Mooresville High School for Friday, February 14. FBI agents swiftly coordinated with the Mooresville Metropolitan Police Department (MMPD) to assess the credibility of the threat. Investigators successfully identified the individual, ensuring a rapid and coordinated response to mitigate any potential risk to the community."
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