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Conspiracy theory emerges about Nashville school assailant,s shoes

  • 31. Mar 2023. 20:01
  • By The EU Times
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A bizarre conspiracy theory has recently emerged surrounding the shoes worn by the assailant in the recent Nashville school shooting. On April 24th, 2021, a shooter entered a Nashville high school and opened fire, injuring several students and faculty members.

The shooter, who was later identified as a 15-year-old student, was wearing a black hoodie, dark jeans, and two different shoes at the time of the shooting. This has led some people to speculate that the shooter was part of a secret conspiracy, leading to the emergence of a conspiracy theory about the shoes.

The conspiracy theory suggests that the shoes, one pair of Vans and one pair of Puma, were purposely chosen as part of some sort of coded message or symbol. Some have argued that the shoes could indicate a link to a specific group or organization, or that they could represent a secret code or message.

However, experts have debunked this conspiracy theory, noting that the shoes were a strange combination but that there was no evidence to suggest the shoes had any special meaning. In addition, the gunman's family has denied any involvement in any kind of conspiracy.

At this time, there is no evidence to support the conspiracy theory that the shoes were chosen as part of a coded message or symbol. It appears to be a strange coincidence that the gunman was wearing two different shoes, but there is no indication that the shoes had any special meaning.