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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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Orlando Families To Bury Victims, Ask Barack Obama For Change
Families of some of the 49 people killed in a massacre at an Orlando gay nightclub will mourn and bury their dead on Friday, a day after President Barack Obama met survivors and said the United States must act to control gun violence.
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Barack Obama Meets Massacre Survivors, Victims' Relatives In Orlando
President Barack Obama arrived in Orlando on Thursday to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and relatives of the 49 people killed, as the attack prompted the US Senate to move toward voting on gun control measures.
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No 'Direct Link' Between Orlando Shooter And Foreign Terror Groups
US President Barack Obama was set to visit Orlando on Thursday to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and relatives of the 49 people killed, as a top intelligence official confirmed that no direct link had been found between the shooter and foreign terror groups.
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Consoling Orlando Victims, Barack Obama Recasts Somber Role
Reprising his frequent role of "consoler in chief," President Barack Obama will fly to Orlando today to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and families of some of the 49 people killed.
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Orlando Shooting Survivors Mourn Dead Friends, Recall Traumatic Night
Best friends Demetrice Naulings and Eddie Justice often walked together hand in hand, as if they were a couple, although Naulings says he always thought of Justice as being more like his kid brother.
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'How Did I Walk Away Alive?' Orlando Shooting Through A Survivor's Eyes
Jeannette McCoy was in a funk after a bad breakup and wanted to cheer herself up with a night out.
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Orlando Pulse Club Shooting Survivor Feels Guilty Of Getting Out Alive
Luis Burbano felt his bones shake when the bullets started flying early Sunday morning in the Orlando gay nightclub where a gunman opened fire and killed 49 people while wounding 50 others.
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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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Orlando Families To Bury Victims, Ask Barack Obama For Change
Families of some of the 49 people killed in a massacre at an Orlando gay nightclub will mourn and bury their dead on Friday, a day after President Barack Obama met survivors and said the United States must act to control gun violence.
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Barack Obama Meets Massacre Survivors, Victims' Relatives In Orlando
President Barack Obama arrived in Orlando on Thursday to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and relatives of the 49 people killed, as the attack prompted the US Senate to move toward voting on gun control measures.
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No 'Direct Link' Between Orlando Shooter And Foreign Terror Groups
US President Barack Obama was set to visit Orlando on Thursday to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and relatives of the 49 people killed, as a top intelligence official confirmed that no direct link had been found between the shooter and foreign terror groups.
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Consoling Orlando Victims, Barack Obama Recasts Somber Role
Reprising his frequent role of "consoler in chief," President Barack Obama will fly to Orlando today to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and families of some of the 49 people killed.
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Orlando Shooting Survivors Mourn Dead Friends, Recall Traumatic Night
Best friends Demetrice Naulings and Eddie Justice often walked together hand in hand, as if they were a couple, although Naulings says he always thought of Justice as being more like his kid brother.
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'How Did I Walk Away Alive?' Orlando Shooting Through A Survivor's Eyes
Jeannette McCoy was in a funk after a bad breakup and wanted to cheer herself up with a night out.
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Orlando Pulse Club Shooting Survivor Feels Guilty Of Getting Out Alive
Luis Burbano felt his bones shake when the bullets started flying early Sunday morning in the Orlando gay nightclub where a gunman opened fire and killed 49 people while wounding 50 others.
