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Below is the original text from this story: A woman is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after a Waco shooting. Says Sage, the former negotiator: Its not like I havent lived this every day of my life since then., Linda Kasabian, Member of Manson Family Cult and Key Witness in Murder Trials, Dies at 73, Journalist Killed While Covering Fla. Homicides ID'd as Dylan Lyons, 24: 'Thousand-Watt Enthusiasm', Schizophrenia Caused Eric Smith to Threaten His Mother's Life, but He Refused to Get Help Here's Why, Who Is Larry Ray? [59] Three helicopters of the Army National Guard were used as an aerial distraction, and all took incoming fire. [104] The Branch Davidians claimed that the ATF door team then opened fire at the door, and they returned fire in self-defense. Within a minute of the raid's start, Branch Davidian Wayne Martin called emergency services, pleading for them to stop shooting. It was carried out by the U.S. federal government, Texas state law enforcement, and the U.S. military, between February 28 and April 19, 1993. The ATF used an affidavit filed by David Aguilera to obtain the warrant that led to the Waco siege. One Waco police officer described the aftermath as looking like something "out of a video game." Bloodstained concrete. Armored vehicles repeatedly drove over the grave of Branch Davidian Peter Gent despite protests by the Branch Davidians and the negotiators. Agents quickly took cover and fired at the buildings while the helicopters began their diversion and swept in low over the complex, 350 feet (105 m) away from the building. But I can tell you absolutely without hesitation that it was not us," Sage says. Published on February 24, 2023 Catch the latest stories every week on City Beat Weekly News produced by City of Waco Productions! He proclaimed that he was the Second Coming of Christ and had been commanded by his father in heaven to remain in the compound. The United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit vacated the defendants' sentences for use of machine guns, determining that the district court had made no finding that they had "actively employed" the weapons, but left the verdicts undisturbed in all other respects, in United States v. Branch,[97] 91 F.3d 699 (5th Cir. UpdatedApr 26, 2020 at 8:11pm Mugshot/Getty The real David Koresh. [90] When the FBI's documents were turned over to Congress for an investigation in 1994, the page listing the use of the pyrotechnic devices was missing. Schneider, Koresh's lieutenant, was found nearby. The FBI cut Davidian communication to the outside world. By mid-April, when negotiations with Koresh started to wane, tanks began to move in, ramming the compound, and military tear gas was deployed. [27] George Roden had dug up the casket of Anna Hughes from the Davidian cemetery and had challenged Howell to a resurrection contest to prove who was the rightful heir to the leadership. This whole thing was horribly unprecedented as far as the nature and scope, the dynamic and deadliness. The CEVs used explosives to punch holes in the walls of buildings of the compound so they could pump in CS gas ("tear gas") and try to force the Branch Davidians out without harming them. No one was happier about the TV time than Koresh himself, says Sage. Other events sharing the date of fire at Mt. The Special Counsel considered whether the use of active-duty military at Waco violated the Posse Comitatus Act or the Military Assistance to Law Enforcement Act. Sheriff Harwell told reporters regarding law enforcement talking with Koresh, "Just go out and talk to them, what's wrong with notifying them? He was articulate, but he didn't have an independence of thought or the ability to do anything without the blessing of David.". Given this evidence, the Special Counsel concluded that the claim that government gunfire occurred on April 19, 1993, amounted to "an unsupportable case based entirely upon flawed technological assumptions.". The convicted Branch Davidians, who received sentences of up to 40 years,[96] were: Six of the eight Branch Davidians appealed both their sentences and their convictions. Howell instead went to the police and claimed Roden was guilty of corpse abuse, but the county prosecutors refused to file charges without proof. [88] Autopsy records also indicate that at least 20 Branch Davidians were shot, including Koresh as well as five children under the age of 14. The testing was conducted under a protocol agreed to and signed by attorneys and experts for the Branch Davidians and their families, as well as for the government. July 2012. [citation needed], In 2018, the miniseries Waco premiered on HBO, dramatizing both the Waco siege and the 1992 siege at Ruby Ridge. "He made them come alive. Waco: The Rules of Engagement was nominated for a 1997 Academy Award for best documentary and was followed by another film in 1999, Waco: A New Revelation.[153]. [40] The final Justice Department report found that negotiators criticized the tactical commanders for undercutting negotiations. According to Stone, this incorrect evaluation caused the FBI to not ask pertinent questions to Koresh and to others on the compound about whether they were planning a mass suicide. By 1987, the dyslexic high school drop-out had taken over the Davidians. Five people have been confirmed dead in a shocking shooting in McGregor, Texas near Waco, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety. "In the hallway""Things are poured, right?" [87] An independent investigation by two experts from the University of Maryland's Department of Fire Protection Engineering concluded that the compound residents had sufficient time to escape the fire, if they had so desired. Alongside these charges, Roden was jailed for six months for legal motions he filed with explicit language. She was identified as Cheri Ann Mai, 39, of Waco. Hearings before the Committee on the Judiciary, United States Senate, One Hundred Fourth Congress. . [82], At around noon, three fires broke out almost simultaneously in different parts of the building and spread quickly; footage of the blaze was broadcast live by television crews. Their cover was noticeably poor (the "college students" were in their thirties, had new cars, were not registered at the local schools, and did not keep a schedule that would have fit any legitimate employment or classes). Thompson worked from a VHS copy of the surveillance tape; McNulty was given access to a beta original. [170] In 2015, Retro Report released a mini documentary looking back at Waco and how it has fueled many right-wing militias. The Sheriff's Department responded about 20 minutes into the gunfight, during which Roden had been wounded. Agents claimed the holes allowed insertion of the gas as well as provided a means of escape. Several years later, the General Accounting Office, in response to a request from Henry Waxman, released a briefing paper titled "Criminal Activity Associated with .50 Caliber Semiautomatic Rifles" that repeated the ATF's claims that the Branch Davidians used .50 caliber rifles during the search. "[72], As the siege wore on, two factions developed within the FBI,[40] one believing negotiation to be the answer, the other, force. The 1993 clash in Waco, Texas at the Branch Davidian complex is an illustration of such defensive violence. He mentions that Rogers said in an interview with the FBI that "when we started depriving them, [we were] really driving people closer to him [Koresh] because of their devotion to him,"[113] which was different from what he said in the Department of Justice report. Reno countered that the FBI Hostage Rescue Team was tired of waiting; that the standoff was costing a million dollars per week; that the Branch Davidians could hold out longer than the CSA; and that the chances of child sexual abuse and mass suicide were imminent. Two Waco Fire Department trucks are dispatched. 1996. ", United States v. Branch, W.D. These two calls came in at about 6:15 am. Officers were originally dispatched to a traffic crash after a vehicle had reportedly crashed into a pole. The first call came in shortly before 12:30 am Monday night when officers. "We are home of Fixer Upper, one of the biggest TV shows in the country.". CEV1 goes to the left of the buildings, CEV2 to the right. A Time poll conducted on August 26, 1999, for example, indicated that 61 percent of the public believed that federal law enforcement officials started the fire at the Branch Davidian complex. Koresh offered to let ATF inspect the Branch Davidians' weapons and paperwork and asked to speak with Aguilera, but Aguilera declined.[41][42]. The government maintains the fires were deliberately started by the Branch Davidians. Two victims of the deadly rampage have been. . The Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives Houston, Texas office posted to Twitter this week to mark the 30th . [40] One week before the April 19 assault, FBI planners considered using snipers to kill David Koresh and possibly other key Branch Davidians. [citation needed], While waiting for the trial, Roden was put in jail under contempt of court charges because of his use of foul language[30] in some court pleadings. When asked later what the Branch Davidians had been doing when he left the compound, Rodriguez replied, "They were praying." The first visible flames appear in two spots in the front of the building, first on the left of the front door on the second floor (a wisp of smoke then a small flicker of flame), then a short time later on the far right side of the front of the building, and at a third spot on the backside. "He was educated. WACO, TX UPDATE: Waco Police have identified the 19-year-old male as Daylon Anothony Cervantez of Waco. Several of the surviving Branch Davidians, as well as more than a hundred family members of those who had died or were injured in the confrontation, brought civil suits against the United States government, numerous federal officials, the former governor of Texas Ann Richards, and members of the Texas Army National Guard. Alan A. s:Lessons of Waco: Proposed changes in Federal Law Enforcement, s:Evaluation of the Handling of the Branch Davidian Stand-off in Waco, Texas, Wikicommons FBI photos of April 19, 1993 siege and fire at Mount Carmel, s:Branch Davidian Negotiation Transcript from April 18, s:Activities of federal law enforcement agencies toward the Branch Davidians, s:Department of Defense: Military Assistance During the Branch Davidian Incident, s:Final report to the Deputy Attorney General concerning the 1993 confrontation at the Mt. [40][83] Some Branch Davidian survivors maintain that the fires were accidentally or deliberately started by the assault. [67], In the first few days, the FBI believed they had made a breakthrough when they negotiated with Koresh an agreement that the Branch Davidians would peacefully leave the compound in return for a message, recorded by Koresh, being broadcast on national radio. [64] Their bodies were buried on the grounds. Attorney General Reno had specifically directed that no pyrotechnic devices be used in the assault. He was the local goofball.". The fire resulted in the deaths of 76 Branch Davidians, including 25 children, two pregnant women, and David Koresh. He also noted that the compound had been receiving packages from an arms dealer for months. [144], The Waco siege has been the subject of numerous documentary films and books. She was taken to a hospital and then to the McLennan County Jail on a charge of aggravated assault on a public servant. On Feb. 28, 1993, agents with the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives raided the Branch Davidian's compound outside Waco after reports surfaced that Koresh had been sexually abusing minors and stockpiling weapons. The Montana Freemen became the center of public attention in 1996 when they engaged in a prolonged armed standoff with agents of the FBI. The grand jury charged, among other things, that the Branch Davidians had conspired to, and aided and abetted in, the murder of federal officers, and had unlawfully possessed and used various firearms. The Office of Special Counsel conducted a field test of FLIR technology on March 19, 2000, to determine whether gunfire caused the flashes. Davidian Criminal Trial Transcripts, Richardson Cross (Mr. Rentz), pp. There are no updates on the victim at this time. "He made the scriptures harmonize," Clive Doyle, a Branch Davidian, tells PEOPLE of Koresh. The Branch Davidians who fell under Koresh's sway included people from the U.S., Canada, Australia and the U.K. Group member Doyle, an Australian, says Koresh's followers were drawn to him because of the lessons he taught. [105], In the weeks preceding the raid, Rick Alan Ross, a self-described cult expert and deprogrammer affiliated with the Cult Awareness Network, appeared on major networks such as NBC[106] and CBS in regard to Koresh. Kevin A. Whitecliff convicted of voluntary manslaughter and using a firearm during a crime. A Waco man received a 35-year prison sentence Monday after pleading guilty to murder in a March 2021 shooting death at a basketball court in Council Acres Park. Fire begins to burn out. Several Branch Davidians made statements in the video. ", FBI surveillance tapes record Branch Davidians saying "They're gonna kill us", then "They don't want to kill us.". Officers attempted CPR, police said, but Johnson couldnt be revived. Henry McMahon, Testimony, 1995 Congressional Hearings on Waco, part 1, pp. 205455. Investigators determined that the two were both sympathizers of an anti-government militia movement and that their motive was to avenge the government's handling of the Waco and Ruby Ridge incidents. One man has been killed and another has been hospitalized with serious injuries following a shooting near a bar in Waco, Texas in the early hours of Saturday morning. "Religious totalism, exemplary dualism and the Waco tragedy." Soon afterward, the property went up in flames. The Waco siege, also known as the Waco massacre, [5] [6] [7] [8] was the law enforcement siege of the compound that belonged to the religious cult Branch Davidians. Fagan was repeatedly moved between at least nine different facilities. WACO, Texas An 18-year-old was indicted Thursday by a McLennan County Grand Jury on one count of capital murder in connection to a 2020 fatal shooting. A yearlong investigation ensued, during which the Office of the Special Counsel interviewed 1,001 witnesses, reviewed over 2.3 million pages of documents, and examined thousands of pounds of physical evidence. In 2018, twenty-five years after the tragedy at the Mount Carmel Center, a new branch of the Davidians controls the site of the group's former compound outside Waco. Third Quarter 2020; Fourth Quarter 2020 ; 2021. [40] While not standard procedure, ATF agents had their blood type written on their arms or neck after leaving the staging area and before the raid, because it was recommended by the military to facilitate speedy blood transfusions in the case of injury.[57][58]. [31][33] Howell also said that God had told him to start building an "Army for God" to prepare for the end of days and a salvation for his followers. In the videotape made by Koresh's followers, Koresh introduced his children and his "wives" to the FBI negotiators, including several minors who claimed to have had babies fathered by Koresh. The Cyclones did it by utilizing, literally, every player on their bench. [145], The first book about the incident was 1993's Inside the Cult co-authored by ex-Branch Davidian Marc Breault, who left the group in September 1989, and Martin King who interviewed Koresh for Australian television in 1992. [146], The American novelist John Updike has been directly inspired by the Waco events for the fourth and last part of his book In the Beauty of the Lilies (1996) which described how a troubled child could integrate such a sect and the inner dynamics that led to a collective massacre. In particular, the Special Counsel was directed to investigate charges that government agents started or spread the fire at the Mount Carmel complex, directed gunfire at the Branch Davidians, and unlawfully employed the armed forces of the United States. "[110] According to religious scholars Phillip Arnold and James Tabor who made an effort to help resolve the conflict, "the crisis need not have ended tragically if only the FBI had been more open to Religious Studies and better able to distinguish between the dubious ideas of Ross and the scholarly expertise."[111]. Most of the buildings had been removed or were being salvaged for construction materials to convert much of the main chapel and a tall water tank into apartments for the resident members of the group. [151], The next film was Day 51: The True Story of Waco, produced in 1995 by Richard Mosley and featuring Ron Cole, a self-proclaimed militia member from Colorado who was later prosecuted for weapons violations. [40], The FBI Hostage Rescue Team delivered 40-millimetre (1.6in) CS grenade fire from M79 grenade launchers. Twenty-four of them were among the 80 Branch Davidian fatalities (in the raid of February 28 and the assault of April 19), including at least one child. WACO, Texas (AP) No one will be convicted or otherwise held accountable for the 2015 shootout between rival biker gangs in Waco restaurant parking lot that left nine people dead and at. The bulk of these claims were dismissed because they were insufficient as a matter of law or because the plaintiffs could advance no material evidence in support of them. The woman was transported to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries. Nearly six hours after the 11:30 am ceasefire, Michael Schroeder was shot dead by ATF agents who alleged he fired a pistol at agents as he attempted to re-enter the compound with Woodrow Kendrick and Norman Allison.[40]. [23] As the siege continued, Koresh negotiated for more time, allegedly so that he could write religious documents he needed to complete before surrendering. Jedi Mind Tricks has a history of incorporating mysticism and conspiracy theories into his music, and he also incorporated them into the song Blood In Blood Out from the 2003 album Visions of Gandhi raps "I like blood/ I like tastin' ya flesh/ I like slugs/ I like David Koresh. Shortly after Roden's commitment, Howell raised money to pay off all the back taxes on Mount Carmel owed by Roden and took legal control of the property. Waco is a beautiful place, he says. s:Activities of Federal Law Enforcement Agencies Toward the Branch Davidians/Section 2|Activities of Federal Law Enforcement Agencies Toward the Branch Davidians: II. "Report and Recommendations. In 1959, Victor's widow, Florence Houteff, announced that the expected Armageddon was about to take place, and members were told to gather at the center to await this event. The postal worker continued deliveries to the Mt. Branch Davidians fire shots at CEV1. The U.S. Department of Justice report indicated that only one body had traces of benzene, one of the components of solvent-dispersed CS gas, but that the gas insertions had finished nearly one hour before the fire started, and that it was enough time for solvents to dissipate from the bodies of the Branch Davidians that had inhaled the tear gas. During their impasse, the FBI used a variety of tactics to try to draw out the Branch Davidians from their compound, including blaring music in the middle of the night. 2090 (2000); on remand, 220 F.3d 648 (5th Cir. This involved separating married couples in the group, who had to agree that only he could have sexual relations with the wives, while the men should observe celibacy. [116] Professor Kenneth Newport's book The Branch Davidians of Waco attempts to prove that starting the fire themselves was pre-planned and consistent with the Branch Davidians' theology. The Oscars will air on ABC and can be streamed on ABC.com and the ABC app as well as Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, AT&T TV or FuboTV. [24], In 1984, a meeting led to a division of the group, with Howell leading one faction (calling themselves the Branch Davidians) and George Roden leading the competing faction. [69] Two more British nationals who survived the siege were immediately arrested as "material witnesses" and imprisoned without trial for months. [50] Although the ATF's investigation "focused on firearm violations, not on illegal drugs", the ATF requested assistance from the DEA and the DOD "citing a drug connection" based on 1) a recent delivery to the compound of "chemicals, instruments, and glassware", 2) a written testimony from a former compound resident, alleging "Howell had told him that drug trafficking was a desirable way to raise money", 3) several current residents who "had prior drug involvement", 4) two former residents who were incarcerated for drug-trafficking crimes, and 5) National Guard overflights' thermal images showing a "hot spot inside the compound, possibly indicating a methamphetamine laboratory". [96] Derek Lovelock was held in McLennan County Jail for seven months, often in solitary confinement. It received mixed reviews, with critics praising the direction and performances but criticizing the show's overly sympathetic portrayal of David Koresh. denied (2004). [95] Eight Branch Davidians were convicted on firearms charges. The ATF arrived at 9:45 am in a convoy of civilian vehicles containing uniformed personnel in SWAT-style tactical gear. This video also included a message from Koresh. He prophesized about Jesus Christ's second coming and that one day he and his followers would be attacked by the U.S. government. Get browser notifications for breaking news, live events, and exclusive reporting. This was before the FBI admission that pyrotechnics were used, but a yearlong investigation by the Office of the Special Counsel after that admission nonetheless reached the same conclusion, and no further congressional investigations followed. [98] The Branch Davidians pressed this issue before the United States Supreme Court. [71] Videos also showed the 23 children still inside the compound, and child care professionals on the outside prepared to take care of those children as well as the previous 19 released. Shortly after, the. During questions about the casket, Roden admitted to attempting to resurrect Anne Hughes on three occasions. 16263. An Austin Chronicle article noted, "Long before the fire, the Davidians were discussing the evidence contained in the doors. Many of them built houses, others stayed in tents, trucks, or buses, and most of them sold their possessions. The overwhelming show of force was not working in the way the tacticians supposed. Texas Trooper Sgt. WACO, Texas (KWTX) - Police Thursday identified a man who was shot to death Wednesday outside of a Waco store as Bryan Johnson, 33. "[43] The ATF began surveillance from a house across the road from the compound several months before the siege. The stated plan called for increasing amounts of gas to be pumped in over two days to increase pressure. "Nobody knows how David died or who administered the coup de gras or anything like that. Investigators are working to identify a suspect in this case. [40] On July 30, ATF agents David Aguilera and Skinner visited the Branch Davidians' gun dealer Henry McMahon, who tried to get them to talk with Koresh on the phone. Four ATF agents and six members of the group were killed in the ensuing two-hour gun battle. [76] According to Alan A. That was a cult.. Basically she walked into the middle of mess that was not of her own making. Paul Gordon Fatta convicted of conspiracy to possess machine guns and aiding Branch Davidian leader David Koresh in possessing machine guns. Ross also telephoned the FBI on March 27 and March 28, offering advice about negotiation strategies, suggesting that the FBI "attempt to embarrass Koresh by informing other members of the compound about Koresh's faults and failures in life, in order to convince them that Koresh was not the prophet they had been led to believe. ORIGINAL STORY: Early Friday morning around 1:50 AM, Waco PD officers received a. But people who sacrificed their families, their lives, for David Koresh have chosen to continue to believe and kind of support each other in this belief in order to move on. History has shown that groups that seek to withdraw from the dominant culture seldom act on their beliefs that the endtime has come unless provoked.[66]. Additionally, an independent expert review of photography taken at the scene showed no people at or near the points from which the flashes emanated. This farmer claimed he was very familiar with machine guns, having done a tour overseas in the U.S Army. The UPS driver said a package had broken open on delivery to the Branch Davidian residence, revealing at least half a dozen grenades. "[79], The assault took place on April 19, 1993. Charges that government agents fired shots into the complex on April 19, 1993, were based on forward looking infrared (FLIR) video recorded by the Night Stalkers aircraft. The paper was first told by the ATF that the raid would take place February 22, which they changed to March 1, and then ultimately to an indefinite date. Caddell offered no evidence to support this allegation, which has never been proven. According to the FBI, the Hostage Rescue Team agents had been permitted to return any incoming fire, but no shots were fired by federal agents on April 19. 1998 - 2023 Nexstar Media Inc. | All Rights Reserved. Carmel Complex, Waco Texas" of November 8, 2000, Special Counsel Danforth concluded that the allegations were meritless. The left-hand door contained numerous bullet holes made by both outgoing and incoming rounds. For instance, sleep deprivation of the inhabitants through all-night broadcasts of recordings of jet planes, pop music, Buddhist chanting, and the screams of rabbits being slaughtered. Senator John C. Danforth as Special Counsel to investigate the matter. Agent sees shots from inside the compound directed at CEVs. The gunfire caused the vehicle to crash into a fence inside the 2900 block of McFerrin Avenue. 397.5.078. Defensive violence is utilized by cults to defend a compound or enclave that was created specifically to eliminate most contact with the dominant culture. The attack claimed 168 lives (including 19 children under age 6) and left over 600 injured in the deadliest act of terrorism on U.S. soil before the September 11 attacks. ATF agents stated that they heard shots coming from within the compound, while Branch Davidian survivors claimed that the first shots came from the ATF agents outside. As they escaped, the third agent laid down covering fire, killing a Branch Davidian. The court found that, on February 28, 1993, the Branch Davidians initiated a gun battle when they fired at federal officers who were attempting to serve lawful warrants. 2020-04-26T02:49:41-04:00 . When several Branch Davidians opened fire, the FBI Hostage Rescue Team's response was only to increase the amount of gas being used. The Waco Disaster and The Militarization of American Law Enforcement", "VPC - Criminal Use of the 50 Caliber Sniper Rifle", American Terrorist: Timothy McVeigh & The Oklahoma City Bombing, Agent describes Waco video found in Nichols' home, "Boston, Oklahoma City, Waco: Why Patriots Day? The Waco Cult Tragedy with David Koresh, 30 Years Later Crime How the Horror in Waco Unfolded 30 Years Ago Killing Dozens and the Rise of a New Group Leader Years Later A self-proclaimed. "[65] Stone wrote: The tactical arm of federal law enforcement may conventionally think of the other side as a band of criminals or as a military force or, generically, as the aggressor. The emergency ends just as California officially passed 100,000 COVID-related deaths during the pandemic. 5040 S. Loop 340 Robinson, TX 76706; 254-492-8300; info@hotshootingcenter.com; Mon - Thurs 10AM - 7PM Fri & Sat 9AM - 8PM Sun 12PM - 5PM [56], The ATF attempted to execute their search warrant on Sunday morning, February 28, 1993. Koresh was also said to advocate polygamy for himself and declared himself married to several female residents of the small community. Here is a look back at how the horror unfolded. Eventually, the FBI launched a tear gas attack on April 19, 1993, in an attempt to force the Branch Davidians out of the ranch. "[113] Some of Wright's major concerns about the operation include that the FBI officials, especially Dick Rogers, behaved increasingly aggressively and impatiently when the conflict could have been resolved by more peaceful negotiation. The Texas Rangers' arson investigator report assumes that many of the occupants were either denied escape from within or refused to leave until escape was not an option. The Waco Police Department tells FOX44 that officers were dispatched to the 3100 block of N. 29th Street, near McFerrin Avenue, on Friday evening after receiving a call of shots fired. No. The officer was not hit. Eventually, the FBI cut all power and water to the compound, forcing those inside to survive on rainwater and stockpiled military MRE rations. NY Post-Disastrous Waco raid 30 years ago still fuels extremism. The Fifth Circuit concluded that these allegations did not reflect conduct that would cause a reasonable observer to question Judge Smith's impartiality, and it affirmed the take-nothing judgment, in Andrade v. Chojnacki,[103] 338 F.3d 448 (5th Cir. [83], Autopsies of the dead revealed that some women and children found beneath a fallen concrete wall of a storage room died of skull injuries. Koresh took power in the group following a struggle with the previous leader's son. He was strip-searched every time he took exercise, so he refused exercise. When officers arrived, they found two victims - one man and one woman - with gunshot wounds.
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