Police Chief Says Motive For Wisconsin School Shooting is a 'combination Of Factors'

The motive for a school shooting that killed a teacher and a student and wounded several others at a Wisconsin Christian school appears to be a “combination of factors,” according to a police chief who petitioned the public to share what they might know about 15-year-old Natalie Rupnow who attacked a study hall before shooting herself.

Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes didn’t offer any details about a possible motive, however he said allegations of bullying at Abundant Life Christian School would be investigated.

Barnes said police have not confirmed the authenticity of a document that might have been written by Rupnow and could give some insight into her actions.
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“Identifying a motive is our top priority, but at this time it appears the motive was a combination of factors.”
Besides the deaths, six people were wounded including two students who are still in critical condition.