Nashville has released several 911 calls made during the shooting at The Covenant School. The phone calls captured the anxious moments as the violence, which resulted in the deaths of six people, unfolded.

Several of the 911 calls have been made in whispers or low tones, with the callers claiming to be besieged in rooms and hearing over a dozen gunshots, per CNN. The calls indicate the victims' fear and perplexity, which fill their hushed words in the first minutes of the slaughter.

In one of the Nashville Shooting 911 calls, a teacher conveys that she and her 17 students are OK. The dispatcher warns her to be armed and ready to confront the Nashville Shooting attacker.

"Stay where you're at, and don't come out until the police come unless you need to flee or fight, OK?" the dispatcher remarked.

In another 911 call, a man claims that although the door to his workplace is shut, he has heard roughly 20 gunshots. He said he was alone at the workplace and the lights were out as the shooting happens.

"I saw one person run out... And I heard the fire alarms going off. Oh my God. I'm afraid I'm going to die."

"Please send someone soon," a female substitute teacher pleads in one of the released Nashville Shooting 911 calls.

Nashville School Shooting Manifesto To Be Disclosed Soon

Metro Nashville Police Chief John Drake stated during a news conference on Tuesday that shooter Audrey Hale, 28 years old, lawfully acquired seven firearms from several local retailers, including the three she used to shoot down her victims at The Covenant School, the New York Post reported.

The Nashville School shooting culprit, who is a transgender, had been hiding her firearms from her parents and was receiving treatment for an emotional disorder.

Police shot and killed Hale during the 14-minute Nashville school shooting incident.

According to a LinkedIn profile, the suspect worked as a commercial artist and graphic designer, who shared her work online and previously contributed to a children's book about a service dog.

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Audrey Hale's web portfolio contained a frightening drawing of Jack Nicholson's insane "The Shining" character, Jack Torrance, with "MURDER" spelled backward. 

Nashville police are likely to reveal a manifesto prepared by the suspect in the horrific incident shortly.
Although no reason has been found, a former schoolteacher said on Wednesday that Audrey Hale had written on Facebook about the demise of a love partner. Since then, the suspect's friends have believed that she was "infatuated" with a classmate who died in an automobile crash last summer and had a hard time moving on after the tragedy.

Public Urge US Politicians To Take Action on Gun Control Following Nashville Shooting

Meanwhile, hundreds of people gathered at the Tennessee State Capitol on Thursday to urge US politicians to do something about gun control after the Nashville School shooting, per The Independent.

Pope Francis on Wednesday sent a message of condolence to the Diocese of Nashville expressing his deep sadness for the Nashville Shooting in a private Christian school, as per a previous HNGN report.

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