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Data: Media Covered Giffords Shooting Double The Scalise Shooting

Data: Media Covered Giffords Shooting Double The Scalise Shooting

June 25, 2017 Data: Media Covered Giffords Shooting Double The Scalise Shooting , 0 Comments


By The Federalist, June 14, 2017

On January 8, 2011, a man later diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia entered a supermarket parking lot and shot 19 people during a constituent meeting for Democratic Rep. Gabby Giffords, whom he shot in the head at point-blank range and whose medical condition was immediately described as “critical.” Giffords spent approximately six months in the hospital undergoing many serious procedures, but ultimately recovered.  Six other people shot in the massacre died. Although initial reports queried whether the shooter had political motives and prosecutors filed assassination charges against him, during the subsequent trial he was found to be, quite simply, a madman.

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