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UCLA gunman allegedly shot woman in MN, then drove across country to kill professor in LA and finish his 'kill list'

Thursday, June 2, 2016 13:20
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Medical student shot dead by UCLA gunman inside her home in Minnesota before he drove across the country to kill professor in LA and finish his 'kill list' | 02 June 2016 | A Minnesota woman was found murdered at her home yesterday, almost certainly at the hands of the [alleged] UCLA gunman before he drove to Los Angeles to kill his former professor. PhD graduate Mainak Sarkar was planning on carrying out more executions using a 'kill list' before he committed suicide, the LAPD revealed today. Sarkar, 38, who was born in India before coming to the US to study, is suspected of shooting the woman dead at her home near Minneapolis before driving to Los Angeles where he found and killed his former professor, William Klug, 39. The female victim, identified to the Star Tribune as Ashley Hasti, 31, was discovered by officers at around 12.30am carrying out a welfare check on behalf of the LAPD.



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