At the end of a press conference on a deadly school shooting in Wisconsin, the mayor of Madison told reporters to "have some human decency."

Please, have some human decency and respect for the people who lost loved ones or were injured themselves or whose children were injured," the mayor said.

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway ended a press conference in the wake of a Madison school shooting by demanding "respect" for victims and families.

The shooting at Abundant Life Christian School left three dead, including the shooter, 15-year-old Natalie Rupnow, and six wounded.

Madison, Wisconsin officials held an update Tuesday but provided few details about their investigation into Monday's deadly shooting at Abundant Life Christian School, which left multiple people injured and three dead.

Madison Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway bristled at questions from reporters when pressed for details on the identities of the victims. "I'm gonna say this, then we're done. It is absolutely none of y'all's business who was harmed in this incident.

Madison police chief Shon Barnes said identifying a motive for the attack remains law enforcement's "top priority," and "at this time, it appears that the motive was a combination of factors." Tuesday night,

Investigators were still working on Wednesday to determine why a teenage girl opened fire two days ago at her private Christian school in Madison, Wisconsin, killing a fellow student and a teacher before taking her own life.