DALLAS — The gunman who opened fire inside a Uvalde elementary school reportedly had been nicknamed “school shooter,” terrorized women with graphic threats of violence and became fascinated by mass killings before the May massacre.
Details about the 18-year-old who killed 21 people, including 19 children, are part of an interim report released Sunday by a Texas House committee investigating the shooting at Robb Elementary School.
The 77-page report lays out Salvador Ramos’ — who the committee only referred to as “the attacker” to deny him the “notoriety and fame” that motivated his rampage — disturbed behavior and missed warning signs leading to the state’s deadliest school shooting.
