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US Mass Shooter Nikolas Cruz Agrees To Donate Brain To Science In Unique Settlement
The unusual condition was proposed by an attorney representing Anthony Borges, 21, who was shot five times during the attack.
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6 Years After US Mass Shooting, Crew Begins Demolition Of School Building
More than six years after a gunman massacred 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, in one of the worst U.S. school shootings, crews began tearing down the abandoned building on Friday.
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US High School Shooter, Who Killed 17, Gets Life In Prison Without Parole
A US jury on Thursday rejected the death penalty for Nikolas Cruz, who shot and killed 17 people at his former Florida high school, opting instead for life imprisonment without the chance of parole.
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In 2018 Parkland High School Shooting Case, Prosecutor Seeks Death Penalty
Nikolas Cruz, who shot and killed 17 people at a Florida high school in 2018, planned and carried out a "systematic massacre," a prosecutor arguing for the death penalty said Tuesday.
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Parkland High School Shooter Pleads Guilty To Killing 17 In Us
A former student pleaded guilty on Wednesday to the February 2018 shooting rampage at a high school in Parkland, Florida, that left 17 people dead and sparked a student-led movement for tighter gun control laws.
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Harvard Revokes Parkland Shooting Survivor's Acceptance Over Racial Slurs
Harvard University has rescinded its admission offer to a survivor of the 2018 massacre at a Florida high school over his past use of racial slurs in an online document posted on Twitter, the student said on Monday.
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Armed Sheriff, Who Stood Outside Florida School During Shooting, Charged
A Florida sheriff's deputy who was assailed as a "coward" for failing to confront the Parkland school shooter in February last year was arrested Tuesday on 11 criminal charges including child neglect.
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Florida Teachers Can Now Arm Themselves Under New Gun Bill
Florida's legislature on Wednesday passed a bill allowing teachers to carry guns in the classroom, expanding a program launched after the deadly high school shooting in Parkland with the aim of preventing another such massacre.
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Parkland Shooter's Public Defenders Ask To Withdraw From Case
Confessed Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz' public defenders have asked to withdraw from the case after learning that he seeks to inherit more than $400,000, according to court records.
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US Teen Kills Self One Year After Surviving School Shooting
Sydney Aiello, a survivor of the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, killed herself last weekend, according to family members and friends cited in news reports. The Broward County medical examiner's office told NBC that Aiello died of a gunshot wound to the head.
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Taunted Over College Rejections, US Shooting Survivor Gets Into Harvard
In mid-December, Harvard's early-entry candidates began logging onto the application status portal to learn whether they'd been accepted to one of the world's most prestigious universities. But for one particularly famous member of the class of 2023, entry into Harvard brought a bit more than congratulations.
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"Burn. Kill. Destroy": Parkland Shooter Says "Demons" Ordered Shooting
The man alleged to have shot dead 17 people in the Parkland Florida school massacre had heard demons ordering him to "burn, kill, destroy," police transcripts released Monday showed.
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"I'm Going To Be The Next School Shooter," Teen Boasted In Chilling Video
In recordings released Wednesday, the 19-year-old who would later be charged with killing 17 people at a high school in Parkland, Florida, declared with chilling certainty what would happen.
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"Tried Grammar Check?": Retired English Teacher Corrects Letter Signed By Trump
A retired English teacher found many errors in a White House letter bearing President Donald Trump's signature and mailed it back after making corrections, a media report said.
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Ex-Cop Who Hung Back During Florida Shooting Gets $100,000 Annual Pension
The former Broward County sheriff's deputy who did not enter a Parkland, Florida, high school during the massacre there receives more than $100,000 in an annual pension, the state revealed, triggering outrage among the parents of slain students and renewed accusations of cowardice.
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US Mass Shooter Nikolas Cruz Agrees To Donate Brain To Science In Unique Settlement
The unusual condition was proposed by an attorney representing Anthony Borges, 21, who was shot five times during the attack.
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6 Years After US Mass Shooting, Crew Begins Demolition Of School Building
More than six years after a gunman massacred 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, in one of the worst U.S. school shootings, crews began tearing down the abandoned building on Friday.
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US High School Shooter, Who Killed 17, Gets Life In Prison Without Parole
A US jury on Thursday rejected the death penalty for Nikolas Cruz, who shot and killed 17 people at his former Florida high school, opting instead for life imprisonment without the chance of parole.
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In 2018 Parkland High School Shooting Case, Prosecutor Seeks Death Penalty
Nikolas Cruz, who shot and killed 17 people at a Florida high school in 2018, planned and carried out a "systematic massacre," a prosecutor arguing for the death penalty said Tuesday.
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Parkland High School Shooter Pleads Guilty To Killing 17 In Us
A former student pleaded guilty on Wednesday to the February 2018 shooting rampage at a high school in Parkland, Florida, that left 17 people dead and sparked a student-led movement for tighter gun control laws.
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Harvard Revokes Parkland Shooting Survivor's Acceptance Over Racial Slurs
Harvard University has rescinded its admission offer to a survivor of the 2018 massacre at a Florida high school over his past use of racial slurs in an online document posted on Twitter, the student said on Monday.
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Armed Sheriff, Who Stood Outside Florida School During Shooting, Charged
A Florida sheriff's deputy who was assailed as a "coward" for failing to confront the Parkland school shooter in February last year was arrested Tuesday on 11 criminal charges including child neglect.
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Florida Teachers Can Now Arm Themselves Under New Gun Bill
Florida's legislature on Wednesday passed a bill allowing teachers to carry guns in the classroom, expanding a program launched after the deadly high school shooting in Parkland with the aim of preventing another such massacre.
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Parkland Shooter's Public Defenders Ask To Withdraw From Case
Confessed Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz' public defenders have asked to withdraw from the case after learning that he seeks to inherit more than $400,000, according to court records.
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US Teen Kills Self One Year After Surviving School Shooting
Sydney Aiello, a survivor of the school shooting in Parkland, Florida, killed herself last weekend, according to family members and friends cited in news reports. The Broward County medical examiner's office told NBC that Aiello died of a gunshot wound to the head.
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Taunted Over College Rejections, US Shooting Survivor Gets Into Harvard
In mid-December, Harvard's early-entry candidates began logging onto the application status portal to learn whether they'd been accepted to one of the world's most prestigious universities. But for one particularly famous member of the class of 2023, entry into Harvard brought a bit more than congratulations.
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"Burn. Kill. Destroy": Parkland Shooter Says "Demons" Ordered Shooting
The man alleged to have shot dead 17 people in the Parkland Florida school massacre had heard demons ordering him to "burn, kill, destroy," police transcripts released Monday showed.
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"I'm Going To Be The Next School Shooter," Teen Boasted In Chilling Video
In recordings released Wednesday, the 19-year-old who would later be charged with killing 17 people at a high school in Parkland, Florida, declared with chilling certainty what would happen.
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"Tried Grammar Check?": Retired English Teacher Corrects Letter Signed By Trump
A retired English teacher found many errors in a White House letter bearing President Donald Trump's signature and mailed it back after making corrections, a media report said.
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Ex-Cop Who Hung Back During Florida Shooting Gets $100,000 Annual Pension
The former Broward County sheriff's deputy who did not enter a Parkland, Florida, high school during the massacre there receives more than $100,000 in an annual pension, the state revealed, triggering outrage among the parents of slain students and renewed accusations of cowardice.
