Wrongful Accusations

Brown University Shooting: Person of Interest Released, Doubts Emerge on Investigation

Following a shooting at Brown University that killed two students and injured nine others, a person of interest was detained but later released due to a lack of evidence. The investigation has been set back, and authorities are now seeking video surveillance to identify the shooter. Officials have canceled all remaining classes, exams, and projects for the semester. The shooting occurred during final exams, causing widespread disruption on campus.

Politics

Mother Identifies Deported Son in El Salvador Mega-Prison Footage, Sparking Due Process Debate

Francisco José García Casique’s mother identified her son in footage from El Salvador’s Cecot mega-prison, where 238 Venezuelans deported from the US were held. The US government claims all deportees are members of the Tren de Aragua gang, a designation disputed by several families, including Casique’s. Ms. Casique insists her son, who migrated to the US in 2023, is innocent and a barber by trade, believing his tattoos led to his mistaken identification. Similar claims of wrongful identification were made by other families of the deportees.

John Q. Hosedrinker Mar 20, 2025

Wrongful Accusations

Brown University Shooting: Person of Interest Released, Doubts Emerge on Investigation

Mother Identifies Deported Son in El Salvador Mega-Prison Footage, Sparking Due Process Debate

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