Suspect In Double Colorado Killing Was An Air Force Officer

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Fri, 10/20/2017 - 9:26pm

FORT COLLINS — Police say a man believed to have killed two people and wounded a third near a Colorado university socialized with the victims before the shooting. The Coloradoan reports that 30-year-old Michael Zamora is suspected of killing himself after the shootings early Thursday near Colorado State University. The Larimer County coroner says the victims are 22-year-old Savannah McNealy, a CSU senior, and 26-year-old Tristian Kemp. Police say the third victim is hospitalized and expected to survive her wounds.

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Suspect In Double Colorado Killing Was An Air Force Officer

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