[Daily Caller] The manhunt for Maine mass shooting suspect Robert Card is over after police found him dead Friday night, authorities confirmed in a press conference.
Officials held a press conference releasing limited details regarding Card’s death, however, confirmed that the suspect was found around 7:45 p.m. in Lisbon, Maine. Officials stated that there would be another detailed press briefing Saturday morning at 10 a.m.
"And with this search concluded, I know that law enforcement continues to fully investigate all the facts. So we can bring what closure we can to the victims and their families ... Robert Card is dead," Maine Gov. Janet Mills stated.
Card was found with "an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound" to his head, near a recycling center where he had reportedly worked, police said.
Authorities noted that families of the victims as well as the suspect were notified prior to releasing the information to the public.
Over Restrictive Self Defense Guns laws & the Liberal policy of allowing the Mentally Ill to walk the streets, even AFTER demonstrating a history dangerous intent.
Remember this one important LIBERAL MEDIA AVOID FACT !
All it would have taken was 1 self defense armed citizen to have stopped this.
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Is it just me or did the Maine governor use the speech as a pat on the back? And the weird laughing. Just my take
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I thought he left a note. What did the voices tell him?
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Our society is awash in crazy people with the previously prevailing Judeo-Christian now absent. They are saturated in psych meds of dubious effect. If you are not good with a gun, perhaps buying a shelieghly.
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Looks like she's already been embalmed, and not all that well.
[GEO.TV] A chilling video recorded by a bystander showed a social media-famous drug pusher lying face down in the middle of a street in Santiago on Tuesday morning after being shot by a masked assailant.
Sabrina Durán, 24, famously known as 'TikTok Narco Queen', was on her way to a nail salon when she was stopped by three men in the Santiago town of Padre Hurtado, Chilean news outlets reported.
In the footage, Durán, who was a mother of one, is already seen lying on the ground trying to get up when a gunman steps forward and fires multiple shots before using her vehicle to escape, Daily Mail reported.
The Chilean police have not given a motive for the horrifying murder, but people with knowledge of the inquiry claim it was related to "settling scores."
There was no additional information given regarding who or why. However, Switzerland makes more than cheese... authorities discovered Durán's car set on fire in the town of Quilicura.
"We are expanding the field of investigation to see if there are more motivating (factors)," police major Leonel Muñoz told news hounds.
In 2022, Durán was arrested for drug trafficking and sentenced to three years. She attempted to escape by jumping from the third floor with other inmates before being captured.
Durán amassed more than 467,000 followers on TikTok, where she's been promoting beauty products since 2021.
On Monday, she uploaded a video reviewing items she's received from DCM Cosmetic. The cosmetic company's owner Chanel Morales told LUN newspaper that she looked past Durán's troubled background.
"I looked to her because she has many followers," Morales said.
"She attracted a lot of attention on TikTok because she was the Narco Queen, a bad girl, but her appearance and voice demonstrated the opposite.
"She was very sweet. She liked to support virtual small and medium companies."
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Well... ...bye.
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[BREITBART] Li Keqiang, the former premier of China, is reported to have died “suddenly” on Thursday less than a year after stepping down from his post as the country’s second-highest-ranking leader. He was 68.
A heart attack has been blamed for the death of the English-speaking economist who had once been considered a contender for the country’s top job, but was passed over in favour of Xi Jinping and then sidelined.
He was the only incumbent top official who didn’t belong to Xi’s loyalists group, the BBC reports.
State media said he died at 10 minutes past midnight on Friday despite “all-out” efforts to revive him.
His death is reportedly being widely mourned on Chinese social media, with many expressing shock and grief – though comments on many posts appear to have been restricted.
“This is too sudden, he was so young,” said one user on Chinese social media site Weibo, according to the BBC. Another said his death was like losing “a pillar of our home.”
It's kinda like hitting them with a giant mallet or a three hundred pound fly swatter. It just smashes them to pieces. It's hard to find even any of the hide. I missed a deer once and destroyed half a herd of dairy cows. Cost me a fortune to pay for the damages. I don't hunt much anymore. I'm getting on in years. It's hard for me to pick up those 5.56×45mm NATO rounds. I ain't as strong as I used to be. I'd need a forklift to pick up one of the 180-round magazines I used to use.
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Joy has people on her crew whose job is to keep her pointing into or away from the wind. That way she doesn't make that annoying droning noise from the wind going through her ears.
Here we have an aerial view of the first test of firing an AR-15 into water. This is too much power to be in civilian hands. pic.twitter.com/xb6u1FtkuQ
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Reminds me of the "reporter" several years ago who claimed he fired an AR-15 and the sound was horrendous, bruised his shoulder, and left him with PTSD for weeks. Lying sack of turds.
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[Gateway] Adam Guillette, the President of Accuracy in Media (AIM), had his Florida home raided by a SWAT team in the early morning hours on Friday. The armed response came after law enforcement received a false tip that Guillette was allegedly threatening his wife with a firearm, the New York Post reported.
AIM, a conservative watchdog organization, "to expose media bias, corruption, and public policy failings. Our organization empowers individuals to hold journalists as well as public and private officials accountable to achieve a well-informed free society."
The organization recently launched a public awareness campaign that displayed the names of Harvard University students who signed a letter condemning Israel in the aftermath of an October 7th attack by the Palestinian militant group Hamas. The campaign, facilitated by Guillette, involved a truck with a display bearing the names of the students, driving around the Ivy League campus.
[PJ] Steve Friend and Kyle Seraphin both used to be FBI agents until the blatant weaponization of the FBI under Joe Biden caused them to become whistleblowers. Seraphin and Friend were among the experts D’Souza featured in "Police State," which has its virtual premiere Friday night (Oct. 27). They told me why they think this film is so important for all Americans to see in exclusive comments to PJ Media.
[Guardian] Questioned about comments and actions deemed by many to be homophobic, the new Republican US House speaker, Mike Johnson of Louisiana, told Fox News his worldview was: "Go pick up a Bible."
Speaking on Thursday, Johnson said he "genuinely love[d] all people regardless of their lifestyle choices.
"This is not about the people themselves. I am a Bible-believing Christian. Someone asked me today in the media, they said, ’... People are curious. What does Mike Johnson think about any issue under the sun?’ I said, well, go pick up a Bible off your shelf and read it — that’s my worldview. That’s what I believe and so I make no apologies for it."
Johnson added: "That’s my personal worldview."
Johnson’s rise to the speakership was confirmed on Wednesday, as the fourth candidate since Kevin McCarthy was ejected by the actions of a clutch of far-right representatives in his own congressional conference earlier this month.
The Louisianan, 51, won his final vote without Republican dissent but is a controversial pick nonetheless. Before entering Congress in 2016, he was an attorney for rightwing Christian groups and a state legislator. In both roles he advanced extreme views, particularly against abortion and LGBTQ+ rights.
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It is not sufficient to feel neutrally towards a victim group. You must bow to them, admit they are better than you and let them use you as a doormat.
As Frank Booth said, "F*ck that sh*t!"
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OK, we said "anti-LGBTQ."
It's time for Pavlov's dogs to begin barking.
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A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
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