Maine mass shooter was alive for most of massive two-day search, autopsy suggests
Autopsy reveals Maine shooter may have been alive during two-day search
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Autopsy reveals Maine shooter may have been alive during two-day search
Robert Card died from a self-inflicted gunshot that “likely” happened eight to 12 hours before the discovery of his body.
The Army reservist who opened fire inside at a bowling alley and a bar in Lewiston before disappearing into the night was alive and possibly on the run during a good portion of the massive search that forced shelter-in-place orders across the community, according to the Maine medical examiner's office.
Robert Card was alive and possibly on the run during a good portion of the massive search that followed, according to the state medical examiner's office.
The conclusion was announced a week after his body was discovered in the back of a tractor-trailer on the property of his former employer.