Minneapolis school shooter Robin Westman targeted his former Catholic school’s first Mass of the year after finding details about the gathering online, according to chilling, detailed notes he made.
He also revealed that he targeted Annunciation Catholic School and the church next door because he knew it well — his mother worked there as a secretary and he attended as a child.
“The school schedule is publicly posted online so I should go through that and look for events that look promising. Oooo! Aug. 27th, that is an all-school mass!” the gunman put in the July 25 entry of his twisted handwritten diary that he shared on YouTube before Wednesday’s massacre.
“I bet the front doors will be unlocked today. I will go to Starbucks at 8:40, chill there, [then] walk to the church at 9:30, arrive about three minutes late,” he wrote in the Aug. 10 entry, describing his trial run of the shooting.
“I will walk down the west side and try door 22 on my way to the south doors. After Mass, I will try to exit out of the main doors and walk down the east side to go to the office,” he wrote in a homespun code of Russian Cyrillic and English words, which was translated by The Post.
He said he picked the target because of his familiarity with it.
