The gunman in this week’s deadly Walmart shooting in Chesapeake, Virginia, purchased the handgun he used the morning of the attack and left a “death note,” outlining grievances against people in his life, city officials said Friday
. The city released the note in a series of tweets, redacting the names of those mentioned by the shooter, who fatally turned the gun on himself after killing six people Tuesday at the store where he worked as an overnight supervisor. CNN is reviewing the note. The gunman had no criminal history, the city said. Word of the note came as authorities continue looking for a motive in the mass shooting. Two employees remained hospitalized, one in critical condition, the city said Thursday.
Jessie Wilczewski, who was recently hired, told CNN she was in a regularly scheduled meeting when the shooting began. At first, it “didn’t register as real,” she said, until the sound of the shots reverberated through her chest. Wilczewski hid under a table as the gunman walked down a nearby hallway. She could see some of her coworkers on the floor or lying on chairs – all still and some likely dead, she said. She stayed because she didn’t want to leave them alone.
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