The transgender high school student in Indiana is charged with plans to kill students’ masses on Valentine’s Day – Anniversary Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Filming in Parkland, Florida.
Trinity J Shuckley, 18, is held in the Morgan County Prison in Martinsville, Indiana without bonds. Shockley was charged on Thursday in Morgan’s Superior Court 1 for his most of the worldwriting conspiracy of committing murder, and two counts of threatening a threat to the threat of committing terrorism, according to the court documents received by Fox News Digital.
Shockley identifies himself as a transgender man and often goes Jamie or Dex.
The plot for the implementation of the mass shooting at Mooresville High School was fodged when the FBI in Indianapolis received advice and contacted the Metropolitan Police Directorate of Mooresville (MMPD) to evaluate credibility. In a statement to Fox News Digital, FBI Indianapolis said the Agency “quickly coordinated” with local officials to investigate.
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Trinity J shockley, was held in the Morgan County Prison in Martinsville, Indiana without bonds. She was charged on Thursday at Morgan’s Superior Court 1 with the highest level conspiracy conspiracy of committing murder, and two of the low-level criminal offenses with a threat to commit terrorism (Prison of Morgan District)
The advice stated that the person, later identified as Shockley, planned the shooting and had access to the AR-15 rifles and ordered an impenetrable vest. Tip noted that Shockley was allegedly neglected with Nikolas CruzA man who is a shooting at Parkland High School in Florida, who happened on Valentine’s Day 2018.
On Wednesday, the officers of Sheriff’s department of Morgan district spent a search at Shockley’s house.
In the house, according to court documents, Shockley had a “shrine” of recent mass school shooters.
The wall included Cruza, as well as Dylann Roof, a man who killed more people in the church in Charleston, South Carolina, and Ethan Crumbley Since shooting a high school in Oxford 2021. The documents said Shockley had a photo album of mass shooters as well as buttons on it.
The implementation of the law also allegedly seized a series of notebooks from Shockley’s room. In recovered notebooks, Shockley was identified as “dex … transgender male [who has] A lot of murders. ”
“It seems that these thoughts never stop, you may believe that I am some Edgelord, but in reality I am only a loser,” Shockley wrote in the entry of December 16, 2024. “I am grateful for my chance to live, but in reality I’m afraid of living.
In other entries since January, Shockley wrote about the desire to hurt others and said that people must be “killed” and “wiped from humanity.”
“You all have to be burned, killed, wiped out of humanity,” he wrote. “I want to get out right now [sic] Ar-15. “
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During the investigation, the authorities also found the archives of Shockley’s inconsistent and Snapchat accounts that included interviews about planning School shooting. On disagreement, Shockley’s username was “Crazy Nikolaz.”
In one conversation with the “TCC Mom” of January 12, 2025, Shockley claimed she had an AR-15 and prepared for “Parkland another part”.
Jamie, “Yes. I’ll be honest. I’m close to shooting on myself. I have AR-15.”
TCC Mom: “Omd that’s so cool !! But wait, do you have a solid plan ??”
Jamie: “Parkland second part. Of course. I’ve been planning that for a year.”
TCC Mom: “Don’t plan to kill yourself well ??”
Jamie, “No.”
TCC Mom: “Okay, well, your secret is safe with me brother. The kids are awful and if you do it happy.”
Investigators said Shockley planned to commit a crime at lunchtime “because it would represent the most target environment.”
The Marjory Stoneman Douglas Nikolas Cruz sits at a defense table during a hearing in the courtyard of the Brower District at Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on Tuesday, November 1, 2022. (Amy Beth Bennett/South Florida Sun Sentinel via AP, pool)
Accoridng in court documents, Shockley told the police in an interview on Wednesday that it was a joke.
“[Shockley] stated that [Shockley] wanted to recreate [what] Cruz did but [Shockley] You would never do anything like that, “the documents said.” It was said from anger. [Shockley] trying to get help with it. [Shockley] wanted to be at home school because of how bad thoughts became … ”
Shockley also told the police about harassment and teasing after being hit by a suspicious drunk driver in September 2022. The collision caused Shockley to suffer a broken skull and brain injury, According to the WRTV report that time.
The driver, Michael Simpson, 35, committed suicide about a year later and before the criminal charges against him were resolved. Detective said Shockley expressed guilt over Simpson’s suicide.
Detectives also noticed in court documents that Shockley sought resources for mental health from the school district, but Shockley’s father rejected the request. The school official allegedly told investigators that Shockley’s father “did not believe in the treatment of mental health.”
Mooresville High School in Mooresville, Indiana. (Moooresville High School via Facebook)
Mooresville school supervisor, Jake Allen, said he was grateful for the “fast response” of local, state and federal police.
“Through our school staff, as well as partnerships with multiple external agencies, various mental health resources are available to all students of the Mooresville School,” Allen said in a statement. “We strongly encourage any student or family with questions about resources to contact their school office.”
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“Our schools should always be a place of security, learning and belonging,” he said. “We advocate that we do everything in our power to keep our schools. Together, as a community, we will continue to protect and support each other.”
The next Shockley appearance was not immediately available on online court records.
