Every aspect of 28-year-old Audrey Hale’s life is being scrutinized after they walked into the Covenant elementary school in Nashville, Tennessee, on Monday and shot dead 3 children and 3 adults before being killed by the police.

Hale, who was transgender and identified as a man, was a graphic artist and illustrator, who maintained their own website before carrying out the deadly mass shooting. Among their digital sketches was the drawing of The Shining. It is a re-imagination of Jack Nicholson as Jack Torrance from Stanley Kubrick’s famed 1980 horror movie. The drawing focused on the actor’s crazed look as he stares out the window.

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The drawing also included the notorious phrase “REDRUM,” which is “MURDER” spelled backward. The phrase is heavily featured in the film and prominently displayed in Hale’s art. The rest of the digital drawing included quotes and phrases from The Shining.

Hale’s bio, however, is pretty mellow as it described them as a freelance artist whose art attempts to bring a whimsical and light-hearted feel. She talks about enjoying video games, watching movies, and playing sports. “There is a child-like part about me that loves to go run to the playground. Animals are my second passion, so I also enjoy spending time with my two cats,” they say in their bio.Also Read | Who is Norma Hale, Covenant School, Nashville shooting suspect Audrey Hale’s mother?

Their artwork also included a self-portrait where Hale was said to be on a “mission to change the world.” According to the police, Hale has left a manifesto behind. The contents of the manifesto have not been revealed yet. During the onslaught, Hale was armed with two rifles and a handgun. Law enforcement officials have indicated more weapons were at Hale’s home.