Federal Authorities Investigating Shooting Death of Journalist in Texas
The FBI, Secret Service and U.S. Marshals Service have joined an investigation into the murder of a freelance journalist in Garland, Texas.
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FBI Finds No Evidence That Orlando Nightclub Shooter Had Secret Gay Life
By Steve Neavling ticklethewire.com Did Omar Mateen, the man responsible for the Orlando nightclub massacre, have gay lovers? Since the shooting that left 49 people dead, people have claimed Mateen had gay relationships and used gay dating apps. But so far, the FBI has found no evidence to support those claims, the Los Angeles Times…
Men, Women Come Forward to Say They Had Relationship with Orlando Shooter
Omar Mateen, the man who opened fire at a gay nightclub in Orlando, frequently used online dating sites seeking both men and women.
Muslim Friend of Orlando Nightclub Shooter Warned FBI about Mateen
Two years before Omar Mateen opened fire on an Orlando nightclub, a Muslim friend warned the FBI about concerns that Mateen was becoming self-radicalized.
Newsday: FBI Blundered by Trying to Withhold Portion of Nightclub Shooting Transcript
The FBI blundered badly Monday in its attempt to withhold portions of a transcript of the four 911 calls by Orlando nightclub assassin Omar Mateen.
Senate Republicans Want to Broaden FBI’s Surveillance After Orlando Shooting
In response to the mass shooting in the Orlando nightclub, Senate Republicans are proposing to expand the FBI’s authority to use surveillance without a warrant.
Orlando Shooter Told Police He Wanted Bombings in Iraq, Syria to End
After shooting his way through an Orlando nightclub, Omar Mateen told authorities in a series of phone calls that he wanted the bombing in Syria and Iraq to stop, according to partial transcript of the gunman’s phone calls during a standoff.
FBI Director Warn Bureau to Be Prepared for ‘Second-Guessing’ after Orlando Shooting
FBI Director James Comey defended the bureau’s handling of Omar Mateen before the Orlando nightclub massacre, but warned of a “fair amount of second-guessing about our work.”