Police said Solomon Henderson, 17, was responsible for killing of killing Josselin Corea Escalante, 16, and grazing another student. He then died by suicide. Police had originally said he arrived at school via bus. Police said Henderson fired his nine-millimeter pistol 10 times within 17 seconds inside the cafeteria. The gun had nine rounds remaining when it was recovered by authorities. NewsChannel 5 Investigates found two different documents purported to belong to Henderson: a page writing and what appeared to be a page diary.
Both were uploaded online and not found in tangible journals, unlike in The Covenant School shooting. You can read his diary by tapping this link and his page writing at this link. Those documents showed Henderson began spiraling emotionally as he got closer to his target date before the shooting. He wanted to livestream his attack in the cafeteria. The writings were connected to a social media account believed to be Henderson's. He posted the writings on the account before the shooting in the cafeteria.
Police said they knew the pistol used was purchased by an individual in Arizona in It hadn't been reported stolen. The department continues to be in regular discussion with the school system concerning campus and classroom safety, particularly at Antioch High when classes resume next week.
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Crime scene tape hangs off of Antioch High School after police investigated the cafeteria following a shooting that killed one student and grazed another.
