Maine mass sh00ter who k!lled 18 people found d£ad woods with a self-inflicted gunsh0t wound to the head

Robert Card, Maine mass shooter, who killed 18 people at a bowling alley, has been found d£ad in the woods with a self-inflicted gunsh0t wound to his head, ending a 48-hour manhunt involving over 300 members of law enforcement.

Androscoggin sheriff’s office wrote on Facebook:

‘The suspect in Wednesday night’s shootings has been located and is deceased.’

40 years old Card, was found at 7:45pm near Lisbon Falls, where his car was abandoned shortly after Wednesday’s mass@cre. His body was reportedly located near a recycling plant from where he was recently fired.

In a statement, Mike Sauschuck, the commander of Maine’s department of Public Safety confirmed his death. 

‘There continues to be a lot of work that needs to be done here at the scene, and a lot to follow up on,’ said Sauschuck. 

Sauschuck confirmed that he is believed to have died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. 

He added that a hunting ban in the area has now been lifted. Saturday marks the start of the deer hunting season, and is a key date in Maine’s calendar.

The White House released a statement saying the past two days have been ‘tragic’ for the entire country.

‘This has been a tragic two days – not just for Lewiston, Maine, but for our entire country,’ President Joe Biden said in a statement released Friday.

‘Once again, an American community and American families have been devastated by gun violence.

‘In all, at least eighteen souls brutally slain, more injured, some critically, and scores of family and friends praying and experiencing trauma no one ever wants to imagine.

‘Numerous brave law enforcement officers have worked around the clock to find this suspect and prevent the loss of more innocent life – all while risking their own. They are the best of us.

‘Tonight we’re grateful that Lewiston and surrounding communities are safe after spending excruciating days hiding in their homes. 

‘I thank Governor Janet Mills for her steady leadership during this time of crisis.” [CONTINUE READING HERE]>>>>