Vester Flanagan posted pictures of himself on Twitter under his handle that used his on-air name Bryce Williams.(Photo: Screengrab from Twitter)

Vester Lee Flanagan II, identified as the suspect in the WDBJ7-TV shooting, posted videos on Facebook and Twitter that appear to show the shooting from the shooter's perspective.

Reporter Alison Parker and photographer Adam Ward were shot and killed during a live TV broadcast Wednesday morning near Roanoke, Va. Flanagan, who was once employed by WDBJ7, was confirmed as the shooting suspect by the Augusta County (Va.) Sheriff's Office.

At 11:09 a.m. ET, Flanagan began tweeting about the incident, using a Twitter handle with his on-air name, which was Bryce Williams. Flanagan tweeted that Parker made racist comments and that he filed an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission report. He also tweeted that Ward went to human resources about him "after working with me one time!!!"

Flanagan then tweets that he filmed the shooting and to see it on Facebook. Minutes later, at 11:14 a.m. and 11:15 a.m., he tweets two videos where viewers can see a gun from a shooters perspective and Parker doing her live standup.

The first tweets from the account, which is now suspended, occur on Aug. 19. Multiple tweets show pictures Flanagan identifies as baby pictures of himself and modeling headshots. He also posts a picture of his bedroom. The same day, he shares pictures of himself at what he calls "a worker's comp company" in Roanoke, Va. and selfies at what he identifies as United Healthcare in Roanoke.

The Facebook account, also under the name Bryce Williams, shows multiple videos of Flanagan as a reporter, including one of him holding a gun during a reporting assignment. The earliest posts to the account appear to be from Aug. 18.

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