Friday, October 6, 2017

Question of gunman's motive haunts Las Vegas

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Las Vegas shooting
What was gunman's motive?
The question haunting Vegas / What was gunman's motive?
Hospitals, journalists and officials played familiar roles as victims and heroes made headlines. But uncertainty still surrounds the man behind the violence
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Site initially said clips claiming mass shooting was staged did not violate standards – but later corrected its stance
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