The sniper who killed 18 people in the USA was found dead

CNN reports that 40-year-old Robert Card, a reservist of the US Army who was suspected of shooting 18 people dead in Lewiston, Maine, was found dead after two days of searching. According to CNN, Card's body was found in the woods near Manning's town of Lisbon, about 8 miles from the Lewiston shooting. According to the channel's source in the law enforcement agencies, this place is located near the waste processing plant, which Card recently decommissioned. It is said that he committed suicide. On the night of October 26, several shootings occurred in Lewiston, including at a bar and a bowling alley. As a result, at least 18 people died and dozens more were injured. Initially, it was said that at least 22 people were killed and 60 people were injured. Card was a firearms instructor. The ex-soldier spent two weeks in a mental health clinic after complaining of "mental problems" and saying he was "hearing voices." Hundreds of police officers were involved in the search for the suspect. Police warned the public that the suspect should be considered armed and dangerous.

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