The suspect accused of killing 17 people in a mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in February is set to inherit to close to a million dollar, and he wants to the money to go to those affected by the mass shooting. According to the New York Post, Nikolas Cruz’s attorney Melissa McNeill told …
The 19-year-old accused of gunning down 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School earlier this month reportedly tried to access an inheritance not long before the deadly school massacre. As CrimeOnline previously reported, Nikolas Cruz’s mother Lynda Cruz died in November, and at the time of the shooting he was living with the parents …
The suspected gunman behind last Wednesday’s deadly massacre at a Florida high school reportedly asked to be called “Crazy Nick” and spoke obsessively about guns. Brian Halem, who became friendly with Nikolas Cruz while the two worked together at a Dollar Tree store, told the Miami Herald that Cruz instructed him to enter his phone …
The woman who briefly took in school shooting suspect Nikolas Cruz before kicking him out wants control of a nearly million-dollar inheritance left to him by his late adoptive mother. The New York Post reports that Roxanne Deschamps filed papers in court asking to be the executor of Cruz’s late mother’s will. Lynda Cruz, the suspected …
“… when you’re 18 you have a right to bear arms, and there was pretty much nothing he could do.”
The gunman responsible for the deadly mass shooting at a Florida high school left disturbing clues to his plan and had numerous encounters with law enforcement prior to Wednesday’s gun massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, which killed 17 people. According to a CNN report, Nikolas Cruz gave disturbing clues to his intentions …
