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T in a movienr theater last nightn lafayette, louisiana. He killed two young women and wounded nine others for no apparent reason. The gunman had anr history of mental illness. Omar villafranca begins our coverage from lafayette. Tense moments outside the grand 16 theater. Inside, people scrambled to escape the rampage. A crowd of people were trying to get out. Reporter Lucas Knepper was sitting in the secondtolast row of the ambassador screening room, six to eight inches away from thenit shooter. Did he sayni anything . Nothing at all. He just stood up and was shooting, blank stare. Not at an...

T in a movienr theater last nightn lafayette, louisiana. He killed two young women and wounded nine others for no apparent reason. The gunman had anr history of mental illness. Omar villafranca begins our coverage from lafayette. Tense moments outside the grand 16 theater. Inside, people scrambled to escape the rampage. A crowd of people were trying to get out. Reporter Lucas Knepper was sitting in the secondtolast row of the ambassador screening room, six to eight inches away from thenit shooter. Did he sayni anything . Nothing at all. He just stood up and was shooting, blank stare. Not at an...

Just one week after the deadly mass shooting in chattanooga tennessee, a gunman opened fire last night in a Movie Theater in lafayette, louisiana. He killed two young women and wounded nine others for no apparent reason. The gunman had a history of mental illness. Omar villafranca begins our coverage from lafayette. Reporter tense moments outside of the grand 16 theater; inside, people scrambled to escape the rampage. It was a crowd of people were trying to get out. Reporter Lucas Knepper was sitting in the second to last row of the ambassador screening room, just six empty seats away from the...

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