The blood had barely dried on the streets of Austin when online sleuths discovered that the man behind the mass shooting had been stalking multiple MAGA women before the attack. A disturbing digital trail of obsession began to emerge, painting a chilling portrait of Ndiaga Diagne, the man behind the trigger.
While the city still reels from the weekend's violence, digital forensic enthusiasts uncovered Diagne's history of predatory behaviour and political fixation. The massacre has ignited a nationwide conversation about the intersection of targeted harassment and domestic extremism.
