On a sunny Sunday morning in 2017, a man in an SUV pulled up outside a small white church in Sutherland Springs, TX. The people inside would become the targets of the weapons he carried. But when he sped away about twenty minutes later, he would be the one escaping gunfire.

Videos:

• Miracle on 4th Street

• Sutherland Springs shooter recorded his confession to severe beating of stepson

• Victims' stories heard through videos of Sutherland Springs church services

Articles and books:

• I’m Not a Hero’: Man Who Shot and Chased Texas Church Gunman Shares His Story

• Secret Service case study focused on the Sutherland Springs shooting as an example of the link between domestic violence and mass attacks

• From the first deadly shot until the last — how the Texas church shooting unfolded

• Comal County authorities didn’t charge Sutherland Springs gunman with rape, even though the victim described brutal attack

• Texas massacre survivors say gunman Devin Kelley became enraged by scared children during church shooting

• Exclusive: Guilt and grief overwhelm the mother-in-law of the Sutherland Springs gunman

• Texas church gunman lied about past to become a security guard, records show

• Site of deadliest church shooting in US history is torn down over protests by some Texas families

• Texas Church Shooting Video Shows Gunman’s Methodical Attack, Official Says

• Conspiracy theorists harass Sutherland Springs churchgoers, pastor whose daughter was killed

• Washington Post: Investigative Timeline - Sutherland Springs Baptist Church Mass Casualty Event

• Secret Service: First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs - A Case Study Between Domestic Violence and Mass Attacks

• Air Force must pay more than $230M in church shooting