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Sat Jun 20, 2015, 05:01 PM Jun 2015

Why do news reports - at least at print - refer to the shooter as "suspect" [View all]

and talk about "allegedly?"

He confessed, he was on camera, there is nothing "allegedly" about his crime.



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