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US Vice President Joe Biden Calls Chattanooga Shooter a 'Perverted Jihadist' During Memorial
US Vice President Joe Biden on Saturday called the man who fatally shot four US Marines and a Navy sailor a "perverted jihadist" during a eulogy for the servicemen at a memorial in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Uncle of Chattanooga Shooter Released in Jordan: Lawyer
The uncle of a man who killed five US troops in Tennessee was released from detention in Jordan on Thursday after almost a week of interrogation by the FBI and local intelligence services, his lawyer said.
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Chattanooga Shooter Acted Alone: FBI
The man who killed five US troops in Tennessee was acting alone, the FBI said Wednesday, adding it is too early to tell if he was "radicalized" or motivated by mental illness.
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Chattanooga Shooter Was Suicidal, Bankrupt: Report
The man who killed five US troops in Tennessee was suicidal, preparing for bankruptcy and struggling with drug abuse, a family representative told local media.
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US Shooter Suffered From Depression: Family
The man who shot and killed five US troops in Tennessee suffered from depression, his family said Saturday in condemning the "heinous act of violence."
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US Shooter Had at Least 3 Guns, Some Bought Legally: FBI
The gunman who carried out the deadly attacks on two US military centers in Tennessee had at least two rifles and one handgun, some of which were purchased legally, the FBI said Friday.
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US Shooter's Travel, Phone Probed For Possible Motive: Reports
Investigators trying to determine why a 24-year-old Kuwait-born Tennessee man gunned down four Marines are looking at his travel to Jordan last year to see whether he was in contact with extremists, reports said.
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US Vice President Joe Biden Calls Chattanooga Shooter a 'Perverted Jihadist' During Memorial
US Vice President Joe Biden on Saturday called the man who fatally shot four US Marines and a Navy sailor a "perverted jihadist" during a eulogy for the servicemen at a memorial in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Uncle of Chattanooga Shooter Released in Jordan: Lawyer
The uncle of a man who killed five US troops in Tennessee was released from detention in Jordan on Thursday after almost a week of interrogation by the FBI and local intelligence services, his lawyer said.
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Chattanooga Shooter Acted Alone: FBI
The man who killed five US troops in Tennessee was acting alone, the FBI said Wednesday, adding it is too early to tell if he was "radicalized" or motivated by mental illness.
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Chattanooga Shooter Was Suicidal, Bankrupt: Report
The man who killed five US troops in Tennessee was suicidal, preparing for bankruptcy and struggling with drug abuse, a family representative told local media.
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US Shooter Suffered From Depression: Family
The man who shot and killed five US troops in Tennessee suffered from depression, his family said Saturday in condemning the "heinous act of violence."
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US Shooter Had at Least 3 Guns, Some Bought Legally: FBI
The gunman who carried out the deadly attacks on two US military centers in Tennessee had at least two rifles and one handgun, some of which were purchased legally, the FBI said Friday.
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US Shooter's Travel, Phone Probed For Possible Motive: Reports
Investigators trying to determine why a 24-year-old Kuwait-born Tennessee man gunned down four Marines are looking at his travel to Jordan last year to see whether he was in contact with extremists, reports said.
