Here's What We Know About The Shooter So Far

Just to bring everyone up to date, here's what we know, via news reports, about the sicko Minneapolis school shooter, Robert/Robin Westman:

• As a child, he attended the Annunciation School that he shot up and his mother worked there during the same time as a secretary.
• Westman was trans. He applied to change his birth name from Robert to Robin in Dakota County, Minn., when he was 17 years old, under the legal age, according to court documents. His mother had to sign for him to make the change at the time. She signed, and that name change was granted in January 2020.
• Minnesota has very liberal policies regarding such gender switches and the state's public officials have declared Minnesota a "trans sanctuary state."
• He was armed with a rifle, a shotgun and a handgun. All three were legally purchased even though blue/liberal Minnesota has some of the toughest gun control laws in the nation.
• Westman had "kill Donald Trump" written on one of gun magazines.
• His alleged manifesto had a transgender flag with a rifle that reads: “Defend Equality.”
• Westman’s videos, posted hours before the shootings, also show the phrase “for the children” scrawled on gun magazines.
• In another entry in his Journal, he wrote: “If I carry out a racially motivated attack, it would be most likely against filthy Zionist jews,” before calling Jewish people “entitled” and “penny-sniffing” and adding “FREE PALESTINE!”
• “I hate fascism,” read yet another page.
• Westman criticized the news media, writing: "I like to hear when Israelis get killed, but they don’t like to report on that stuff.” 
• The killer was not previously known to law enforcement, Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara told reporters at a press conference. Westman wrote: “I need to get my thoughts out without getting on a watchlist haha!”
• He expressed sincere admiration for mass shooters — including Sandy Hook School killer Adam Lanza.
• Just hours before the cowardly massacre, Westman, 23, posted a series of twisted videos on YouTube, which included the manifesto.