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Pics Emerge Of 15-Year-Old US Shooter. She Was "Fascinated" By Killers
An image on her father's Facebook account showing her wearing a shirt from a rock band has emerged as one the many hints that point to the Wisconsin school shooter's obsession with several school shooters, including 1999 Columbine killer Eric Harris.
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How Mumbai Activist Planned Team Thackeray Leader's Murder On Facebook Live
Mauris Noronha, the man who shot dead the son of a Shiv Sena (UBT) during a Facebook live session, had been planning his 'revenge' for some time.
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Team Thackeray Leader Shot Dead On Facebook Live, Attacker Later Kills Self
Abhishek Ghosalkar, the son of a Shiv Sena UBT leader, was shot by a man with while doing a Facebook live with him. The attacker then turned the gun on himself. The shooting was caught on camera during the Facebook live. Mr Ghosalkar is injured and
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US Woman Arrested For Killing Sons Claims She Was "Manipulated Through Facebook"
A 32-year-old US woman accused of fatally shooting her two sons said that she was "manipulated through Facebook" ahead of the brutal killing.
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Sidhu Moosewala's Teenage Fan In Pakistan Arrested Over Invite For Aerial Shooting
According to police, Sharjil Malik uploaded a poster of Moosewala on his Facebook wall, inviting people to attend the singer's first death anniversary event at his residence in Okara
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Debt-Ridden UP Businessman Shoots Self On Facebook Live; Dies
A 45-year-old businessman, who was allegedly being harassed by money lenders, died after shooting himself while hosting a Facebook Live session in Uttar Pradesh's Ballia, police said on Wednesday.
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Multiple Shootings In US, Teen Gunman Goes Live On Facebook: Police
Multiple shootings were reported in Memphis in the US on Wednesday evening by a 19-year-old black suspect who recorded his actions on Facebook, police said. The suspect on the run has been identified as Ezekiel Kelly.
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Texas Shooter Discussed Buying Guns in Direct Messages, Says Texas Authorities
Texas authorities say gunman who killed 19 children and two teachers inside an elementary school discussed his interest in buying a gun in private online conversations, but backed away from earlier descriptions that he made public threats less than an hour before the attack.
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Texas Shooting: How Social Media Repeatedly Fail to Spot Trail of Hints Left by Gunmen
Days before Texas shooting, the 18-year-old gunman shared an Instagram photo of a hand holding a gun magazine, a TikTok profile that warned, “Kids be scared,” and the image of two AR-style semi-automatic rifles displayed on a rug.
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"Shot My Grandmother": Texas Teen Shared School Shooting Plan On Facebook
The Texas school gunman shared his plan to attack a school on Facebook approximately 15 minutes before opening fire, the state governor said Wednesday, adding the attack weapon was a AR-15 assault rifle.
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Facebook to Remove Posts Praising Atlanta Shooting
Facebook has said that it is removing hateful posts and misinformation around the mass shooting that left eight people dead in Atlanta, US earlier this week.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Says Kenosha Post Did Not Violate 'Call to Arms' Policy
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg told US senators that a page which posted a "call to arms" during protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in August had not violated the company's "call to arms" policy.
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Facebook Groups Buzzed With Calls for Violence Ahead of US Election
Before Facebook shut down a rapidly growing Stop the Steal Facebook Group on Thursday, the forum featured calls for members to ready their weapons should President Donald Trump lose his bid to remain in the White House.
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Facebook's Failure to Remove 'Kenosha Guard' Militia Page an 'Operational Mistake': Zuckerberg
Facebook Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg took responsibility and faulted his company for not removing the page and event for a militia group before two people were killed at a protest in Kenosha, saying it was "largely an operational mistake".
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Facebook's Failure To Remove Militia Page "An Operational Mistake": Mark Zuckerberg
Facebook Inc Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg took responsibility and faulted his company for not removing the page and event for a militia group before two people were killed at a protest in Kenosha, saying it was "largely an operational mistake".
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Pics Emerge Of 15-Year-Old US Shooter. She Was "Fascinated" By Killers
An image on her father's Facebook account showing her wearing a shirt from a rock band has emerged as one the many hints that point to the Wisconsin school shooter's obsession with several school shooters, including 1999 Columbine killer Eric Harris.
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How Mumbai Activist Planned Team Thackeray Leader's Murder On Facebook Live
Mauris Noronha, the man who shot dead the son of a Shiv Sena (UBT) during a Facebook live session, had been planning his 'revenge' for some time.
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Team Thackeray Leader Shot Dead On Facebook Live, Attacker Later Kills Self
Abhishek Ghosalkar, the son of a Shiv Sena UBT leader, was shot by a man with while doing a Facebook live with him. The attacker then turned the gun on himself. The shooting was caught on camera during the Facebook live. Mr Ghosalkar is injured and
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US Woman Arrested For Killing Sons Claims She Was "Manipulated Through Facebook"
A 32-year-old US woman accused of fatally shooting her two sons said that she was "manipulated through Facebook" ahead of the brutal killing.
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Sidhu Moosewala's Teenage Fan In Pakistan Arrested Over Invite For Aerial Shooting
According to police, Sharjil Malik uploaded a poster of Moosewala on his Facebook wall, inviting people to attend the singer's first death anniversary event at his residence in Okara
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Debt-Ridden UP Businessman Shoots Self On Facebook Live; Dies
A 45-year-old businessman, who was allegedly being harassed by money lenders, died after shooting himself while hosting a Facebook Live session in Uttar Pradesh's Ballia, police said on Wednesday.
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Multiple Shootings In US, Teen Gunman Goes Live On Facebook: Police
Multiple shootings were reported in Memphis in the US on Wednesday evening by a 19-year-old black suspect who recorded his actions on Facebook, police said. The suspect on the run has been identified as Ezekiel Kelly.
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Texas Shooter Discussed Buying Guns in Direct Messages, Says Texas Authorities
Texas authorities say gunman who killed 19 children and two teachers inside an elementary school discussed his interest in buying a gun in private online conversations, but backed away from earlier descriptions that he made public threats less than an hour before the attack.
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Texas Shooting: How Social Media Repeatedly Fail to Spot Trail of Hints Left by Gunmen
Days before Texas shooting, the 18-year-old gunman shared an Instagram photo of a hand holding a gun magazine, a TikTok profile that warned, “Kids be scared,” and the image of two AR-style semi-automatic rifles displayed on a rug.
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"Shot My Grandmother": Texas Teen Shared School Shooting Plan On Facebook
The Texas school gunman shared his plan to attack a school on Facebook approximately 15 minutes before opening fire, the state governor said Wednesday, adding the attack weapon was a AR-15 assault rifle.
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Facebook to Remove Posts Praising Atlanta Shooting
Facebook has said that it is removing hateful posts and misinformation around the mass shooting that left eight people dead in Atlanta, US earlier this week.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Says Kenosha Post Did Not Violate 'Call to Arms' Policy
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg told US senators that a page which posted a "call to arms" during protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in August had not violated the company's "call to arms" policy.
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Facebook Groups Buzzed With Calls for Violence Ahead of US Election
Before Facebook shut down a rapidly growing Stop the Steal Facebook Group on Thursday, the forum featured calls for members to ready their weapons should President Donald Trump lose his bid to remain in the White House.
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Facebook's Failure to Remove 'Kenosha Guard' Militia Page an 'Operational Mistake': Zuckerberg
Facebook Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg took responsibility and faulted his company for not removing the page and event for a militia group before two people were killed at a protest in Kenosha, saying it was "largely an operational mistake".
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Facebook's Failure To Remove Militia Page "An Operational Mistake": Mark Zuckerberg
Facebook Inc Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg took responsibility and faulted his company for not removing the page and event for a militia group before two people were killed at a protest in Kenosha, saying it was "largely an operational mistake".
