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Widow Of Orlando Nightclub Gunman Knew Of His Plans, Prosecutors Say
The widow of the gunman who killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, in 2016 cased possible attack sites with her husband and did nothing to stop his plans, prosecutors told jurors at her federal trial on Wednesday.
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Orlando Nightclub Shooter's Wife Charged With Aiding Him
The wife of Orlando nightclub gunman Omar Mateen knew her husband was going to attack and had assisted him, prosecutors said, seven months after 49 lives were lost in the deadliest mass shooting in the US history.
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Facebook, Google, Twitter Sued by Families of Orlando Nightclub Shooting Victims
The lawsuit claims Facebook, Google, and Twitter should be held liable for what users post on their services because they pair content with advertising.
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The Murky Role Of Mental Illness In Extremism, Terror
After family members of the driver who slammed a truck into a holiday crowd in the French city of Nice said he suffered from depression, questions have been raised again about the links between mental illness, extreme ideology and mass violence.
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The Orlando Shooter Googled My Name. I Wish He Had Reached Out To Me.
A few days ago, a colleague from the college where I teach and serve as president called to let me know the FBI had just paid a visit. They wanted to inform me that the Orlando shooter, Omar Mateen, had been Googling me on his computer and iPhone.
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Orlando Gunman Buried In Florida, Document Shows
The gunman who went on a rampage at a gay nightclub in Orlando, killing 49 people, has been buried in South Florida.
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'I Grabbed My Assault Rifle And Ran': An Officer's Account Of The Critical Early Minutes In Orlando
Officer Brandon Cornwell, 25, said the ad-hoc team spent the first seconds in the dimly lit club "trying to locate exactly where the shooter was - we kept hearing people scream and shots fired."
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What Orlando Gunman Told Hostage Negotiators During His Rampage
As he talked on the phone with dispatchers and crisis negotiators from the bathroom of the Pulse nightclub, Orlando gunman Omar Mateen said there was a vehicle outside with explosives and he would "ignite it" if police tried "to do anything stupid".
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American ISIS Terrorist Praises Orlando Gunman In New Video: Report
In a new video released by ISIS terror group, a man purporting to be an American fighter is shown praising the Orlando gay nightclub shooter and calling for more attacks on the US.
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FBI Releasing Conversations Between Orlando Gunman And Police
Federal investigators promised to provide more insight as to what was happening inside the Pulse nightclub after a gunman started a deadly assault that was the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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Tens Of Thousands Attend Orlando Vigil
Tens of thousands of people took part in a candlelight vigil in downtown Orlando on Sunday to remember victims of the massacre at a gay nightclub one week ago.
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US Should Start Thinking About Racial Profiling, Says Donald Trump
In another controversial remark, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump today said that the US should start thinking about racial profiling to prevent incidents like the mass shooting in Orlando.
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US To Release Partial Transcripts Of Orlando Killer Calls To Police
US officials will on Monday release partial transcripts of three phone conversations the man who killed 49 people in a Florida gay nightclub last week had with police as the massacre unfolded, Attorney General Loretta Lynch said on Sunday.
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Tension At Funerals For Orlando Victims With Protest, Irate Driver
Funerals for two of the 49 victims killed in the shooting at a nightclub in Florida were marked by tense scenes on Saturday, as an impatient driver was accused of injuring two law enforcement officers and one burial took place under the watch of anti-gay protesters.
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As Orlando Funerals Wrap Up, Survivors Worry About Future
A week has passed since the Orlando nightclub shooting that killed 49 club patrons and the funeral processions are wrapping up, but survivors and victims' families say they realize the nightmare will live on long after the world's attention fades.
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Widow Of Orlando Nightclub Gunman Knew Of His Plans, Prosecutors Say
The widow of the gunman who killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, in 2016 cased possible attack sites with her husband and did nothing to stop his plans, prosecutors told jurors at her federal trial on Wednesday.
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Orlando Nightclub Shooter's Wife Charged With Aiding Him
The wife of Orlando nightclub gunman Omar Mateen knew her husband was going to attack and had assisted him, prosecutors said, seven months after 49 lives were lost in the deadliest mass shooting in the US history.
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Facebook, Google, Twitter Sued by Families of Orlando Nightclub Shooting Victims
The lawsuit claims Facebook, Google, and Twitter should be held liable for what users post on their services because they pair content with advertising.
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The Murky Role Of Mental Illness In Extremism, Terror
After family members of the driver who slammed a truck into a holiday crowd in the French city of Nice said he suffered from depression, questions have been raised again about the links between mental illness, extreme ideology and mass violence.
-
The Orlando Shooter Googled My Name. I Wish He Had Reached Out To Me.
A few days ago, a colleague from the college where I teach and serve as president called to let me know the FBI had just paid a visit. They wanted to inform me that the Orlando shooter, Omar Mateen, had been Googling me on his computer and iPhone.
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Orlando Gunman Buried In Florida, Document Shows
The gunman who went on a rampage at a gay nightclub in Orlando, killing 49 people, has been buried in South Florida.
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'I Grabbed My Assault Rifle And Ran': An Officer's Account Of The Critical Early Minutes In Orlando
Officer Brandon Cornwell, 25, said the ad-hoc team spent the first seconds in the dimly lit club "trying to locate exactly where the shooter was - we kept hearing people scream and shots fired."
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What Orlando Gunman Told Hostage Negotiators During His Rampage
As he talked on the phone with dispatchers and crisis negotiators from the bathroom of the Pulse nightclub, Orlando gunman Omar Mateen said there was a vehicle outside with explosives and he would "ignite it" if police tried "to do anything stupid".
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American ISIS Terrorist Praises Orlando Gunman In New Video: Report
In a new video released by ISIS terror group, a man purporting to be an American fighter is shown praising the Orlando gay nightclub shooter and calling for more attacks on the US.
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FBI Releasing Conversations Between Orlando Gunman And Police
Federal investigators promised to provide more insight as to what was happening inside the Pulse nightclub after a gunman started a deadly assault that was the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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Tens Of Thousands Attend Orlando Vigil
Tens of thousands of people took part in a candlelight vigil in downtown Orlando on Sunday to remember victims of the massacre at a gay nightclub one week ago.
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US Should Start Thinking About Racial Profiling, Says Donald Trump
In another controversial remark, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump today said that the US should start thinking about racial profiling to prevent incidents like the mass shooting in Orlando.
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US To Release Partial Transcripts Of Orlando Killer Calls To Police
US officials will on Monday release partial transcripts of three phone conversations the man who killed 49 people in a Florida gay nightclub last week had with police as the massacre unfolded, Attorney General Loretta Lynch said on Sunday.
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Tension At Funerals For Orlando Victims With Protest, Irate Driver
Funerals for two of the 49 victims killed in the shooting at a nightclub in Florida were marked by tense scenes on Saturday, as an impatient driver was accused of injuring two law enforcement officers and one burial took place under the watch of anti-gay protesters.
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As Orlando Funerals Wrap Up, Survivors Worry About Future
A week has passed since the Orlando nightclub shooting that killed 49 club patrons and the funeral processions are wrapping up, but survivors and victims' families say they realize the nightmare will live on long after the world's attention fades.
