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Highland Park Shooter's Haunting Video Hinting At Future Violence Surfaces Then Is Wiped From Internet
A celebratory Fourth of July parade in a suburb outside of Chicago, Highland Park, ended in a mass shooting that left six people dead and dozens injured. The suspect is now in custody, but his YouTube page and previous videos have been wiped from the internet.
By Gina Florio2 min read
Highland Park's Fourth of July parade started as a family event as usual. Soon enough, a gunman fired a rifle into a crowd from a rooftop, aiming at adults and children of all ages. Spectators report that the gunshots sounded like fireworks. All six people who were killed have been identified, including Nicolas Toledo, a grandfather in his 70s.