LEWISTON, MAINE - The mass murderer in Maine wrote a note to a loved one with his phone's passcode and bank account before he was found dead about a mile away from his abandoned car. Robert Card ...

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LEWISTON, Maine - While authorities say Robert Card didn't leave an "explicit suicide note," he did leave a "a paper-style note." The 40-year-old gunman in the mass shootings that killed 18 people and ...

A letter penned by Robert Card, an Army Reservist accused of killing 18 people in shootings at a Maine bowling alley and bar, appears to be a suicide note of sorts, according to several reports. Maine ...

Investigators found a note while executing a search warrant at the home of suspected Maine mass shooter Robert Card, according to multiple reports. Officers are working to decipher the note and hope ...

Investigators uncovered a mysterious note at the home of suspected Maine mass shooter Robert Card — as the US Coast Guard joins the massive manhunt for the fugitive. The discovery was made as ...

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