==Dire Wolf Timber Wolf==

all those 34s lately

ALL PB

>>22881848, >>22881860 Fate of endangered species changed forever; Dallas scientists resurrect the 'Dire Wolf'

>>22881520 Scientists allegedly resurrected the 10,000 year long extinct Dire Wolf using genetic edits

>>22883047

>he dire wolves went extinct in North America roughly 10,000 years ago from what scientists believe was the animal’s distinct hunting method of preying on larger animals as opposed to a more generalized hunting practice of smaller prey. According to Colossal’s chief scientist, Beth Shapiro, resurrecting the dire wolves involved taking blood cellsfrom the living gray wolf and using gene editing technology (CRISPR) to genetically modify the cells in 20 different sites. This genetic material was then transferred to an egg cell from a domestic dog to create embryos that were then transferred to surrogates. The dire wolf pups gestated for 62 days with little complication before birth.

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https://twitter.com/StormIsUponUs/status/1067076628050669568

Re: GHWB USSS code name re: Timber wolf

The grey wolf (Canis lupus; also known as timber wolf)shares a common ancestry with the domestic dog.

State funeral next week.

Coincidence?

Q

>>22884229

kek

>>22884329

>>22883782

yikes

Psycho

We encourage you to watch this clip from Megyn Kelly’s podcast, where she breaks down even more disturbing details from the manifesto.

What’s truly terrifying is how easily our public officials lie, cover things up, and bury the truth—not to protect the public, but to protect violent extremists and a twisted political agenda. They’ll go to the ends of the earth to shield a mentally ill trans mass shooter, just because it fits their narrative to do so.

>>22883782

>>22884583

>yikes

>Psycho

here's the Nashiville PD report

MNPD Concludes Covenant School Mass Murder Investigation

48-Page Report on Investigation Released

April 2, 2025

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After two years of meticulous detective work, including analysis and review of thousands of pages of potential evidence, Chief John Drake today announces the closure of the investigation into the March 27, 2023, murders at The Covenant School in which three children and three adults were killed in a planned, calculated attack.

The murders are being cleared by exception due to death of the offender, Audrey Hale, who was fatally shot inside the Covenant building by responding MNPD officers.

The police department today, contemporaneous with this statement, is releasing a 48-page report that details the course of the investigation and the conclusions. Importantly, the District Attorney's Office, which has been regularly kept informed of this investigation over the past two years, has reviewed the report and has determined that no criminal charges will be placed against anyone in connection with the Covenant case.

The case report being released today answers several significant questions about Hale and this case, including:

#1: What was the motive?

Answer: Notoriety

Left material behind intentionally to be found and analyzed

Wanted material to be publicly released and commented upon

Wanted books, documentaries, movies to be made about her life and her attack

Wanted her firearms to be placed in a museum; wanted her bedroom to be left as it was when the attack occurred as a memorial to her

Wanted to mentor other shooters to show how they could succeed with proper planning

Wanted to show off her superiority to others

#2: Was she sane?

Answer: Yes

#3: Was there anyone who provided her with material support or assistance knowing that an attack would take place?

Answer: No

#4: Is there anyone else responsible?

Answer: No

The Covenant School

No known prior interaction between the victims and Hale

Hale bore no grudge against the school or staff. Considered them as "innocents" and victims on par with herself

Location was targeted due to the notoriety she would obtain and considered it a soft target; also because she had a personal connection to the school from earlier in her life and felt she had to die somewhere that made her happy

Firearms Retailers

Conducted all necessary background checks prior to selling her firearms

Background checks only cover criminal history

Parents

Assisted her with obtaining mental healthcare despite them not being legally required to do so

Mental Health Professionals (based on available records only)

Hale chronicled that she withheld information from providers to prevent her from being stopped

A final note. Among the material Hale left behind is her detailed plan to commit carnage in a school, with timelines, diagrams, etc. It is known that Hale, and other mass shooters, studied material from Columbine High School prior to committing their attacks. Recognizing the notoriety motive previously mentioned, it is this police department’s concerted belief that Hale’s specific action plan, if ever made public, would be used by future potential mass murderers in the United States or anywhere in the world to attack and kill innocent persons, including school children.

The MNPD’s 48-page report on the The Covenant School homicide investigation.

https://www.nashville.gov/departments/police/news/mnpd-concludes-covenant-school-mass-murder-investigation

>>22884591

>here's the Nashiville PD report

Hale remarked that during this time period, she first began to

contemplate committing suicide. Believing something was wrong with her daughter, Hale’s mother took her back to a

therapistfor assistance in correcting the behavior in 2011.

he therapist Hale saw was the therapist she visited periodicallyover the last several years. Upon noticing

troubling behaviors with Hale, a psychological assessment was performed. This assessment concluded Hale suffered

from major depressive disorder, dysthymic disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, social phobias, anger-management

issues, and was underdeveloped both emotionally and socially. This assessment also concluded Hale didn’t suffer from

autism spectrum disorder, despite Hale’s and her mother’s insistence to the contrary. From this point forward, Hale

began attending therapy regularly and began taking medicationto manage her conditions prescribed to her by a

psychiatrist.

It was during this time Hale’s relationship with her father first became strained. While she was in school, her

father retired and began living on a fixed retirement income. This amount was less than the family enjoyed previously,

which led to more austere living conditions. Hale also claimed her father rarely left the house and became withdrawn

from the family, which Hale resented.

>>22884591

>>22884600

During the first half of 2019, Hale continued to plan her attack on Creswell, without knowing how to obtain the

means to commit the attack. Her OCD was manifest during this time with the excruciating detail she gave to the attack,

including precise timelines, detailed descriptions of the clothing she would wear, and the specific route she would

progress through the school. The more she pored over the details, the more convinced she was of her own success. The

“rage storms” that interspersed these plans also became more heated, showing Hale’s anger was reaching the boiling

point.

It would be that anger that would lead to her first roadblock in her plan. During therapy sessions in the spring

and summer of 2019, Hale’s therapist noticed this anger with greater frequency. Eventually, Hale let slip she had suicidal

ideations and homicidal fantasies, though she was quick to explain she didn’t have a plan for either. Her therapist

became concerned and recommendedHale take part in a psychological assessment atVanderbilt University Medical

Center (VUMC), which occurred in June 2019. Based on records from the assessment, VUMC confirmed the mental

health disorders Hale was already known to have and identified her depression and anxiety as the largest aggravating

factors. They made no mention of psychosis and noted Hale denied having any plans to harm herself or others, nor the

means to do so. They recommended she participate in an intensive outpatient program (IOP) to address her mental

state, which Hale (at her mother’s urging) agreed to complete. This program lasted eight weeks, with Hale completing

the program near the end of August 2019. While Hale participated in her IOP, her therapist retired, which led to Hale

acquiring a new therapist in the fall of 2019.

For a short period of time, the treatment seemed to work, as Hale’s writings tended to be more positive, and

fewer mentions of depression and anxiety were present. She seemed more hopeful about life and the possibility of

finding independence and success. But these feelings quickly faded, as the social and personal factors that drov