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There is a new narrative tonight of what was going on in FSU Shooter Myron May’s mind in the days and hours leading up to the November 20th shooting of three on the FSU campus. The information is contained in more than 100 pages released by the Tallahassee Police Department.

Myron May parked his car at this fast food restaurant, a five minute walk from the FSU library where May shot three people and was killed by police.

In May’s pocket, a scrap of paper listing his mother and another as “Next of Kin.”

The most serious of the injuries that early morning happened here at this table, about a hundred feet from where May was shooting.”

Farhan Ronny Ahmed is paralyzed from the waste down, he is recovering at an Atlanta hospital.

We spoke with his sister Farhane Ahmed “He’s doing great. He;’s got such a great attitude about it. He’s working really hard where he is at the Shepard Center, and the facility is amazing.

May left a five page manifesto detailing what he called his Experiences as a Targeted individual.

A call log from Mays phone shows six calls or text messages with author renee Pittman hours before the shootings. In one exchange he texts that his death can’t be in vain,

Three of the six people identified by police as victims that early morning declined on camera interviews… Other students at the library told us they could have easily been a victim as well. Amanda Ferraro of Jacksonville cancelled a trip to the library that night.

“One of my best friends was in the library at the time and I was in her room, and it was kinda weird to be sitting at her desk, getting snap shots from her as it was happening.”

In he end, Myron May hoped that his martyrdom and the information he left behind would help prevent others from being targeted.

Investigators also discovered three yet to be released videos. The second video begins with a prayer and May asking for forgiveness. All three were made two days before the shooting.