The acting attorney general suggested that the gunman's attack may not have been random, citing written materials discovered during the investigation's initial phase.
Speaking on a major Sunday news program, the official indicated that evidence uncovered so far points toward a targeted approach. Authorities are still in the early stages of analyzing materials recovered from the scene, leaving many details about the shooter's apparent intentions unclear.
The revelation comes as law enforcement continues to piece together the shooter's motivations and potential grievances. Written materials found in connection with the incident are among the key pieces of evidence investigators are examining to determine whether specific government personnel were deliberately chosen as targets.
The acting attorney general did not elaborate on the specific contents of the writings or their full implications for the ongoing investigation. Officials are working to establish a comprehensive timeline and motive as the probe advances.
Author Sarah Mitchell: "If the early findings hold up, this moves the narrative from a rampage shooting to something far more calculated, which changes everything about how we understand the threat to government officials."
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