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From Alyssa, Lilly and Maddy C, well organized and very interesting. should have more info about the trial. We really like the choice of the background picture

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Pulse initially described itself as the hottest gay bar in the heart of Orlando. Pulse was seen as a safe place for lgbtq+members of the community. It has different events each night. On June 12, 2016 the even was Latin flavored. The club is a vast open space which held more than three hundred people that night. Victims in the club described that night as a confusing state of panic with loud music and darkness.

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Omar Mateen, shown in the picture to the right, 29, American born man. Omar Mir Seddique Mateen was born in 1986 in New York. Mateen was interviewed by FBI in 2013 and 2014 Omar lived 120 miles southeast of Orlando. Omar's parents from Afghanistan said he was never really religious and they did not know of any connections he may have had to Isis.  Mateen had worked since 2007 as a security officer at G4S Secure Solutions, one of the world's largest security companies.

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June 12, 2016, Omar Mateen entered the Pulse Nightclub with a loaded assault rifle, handgun, and an explosive device causing the deaths of 49, and wounding 53. This is considered to be the worst terrorist attack on US soil since September 11, 2001.

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Surveillance video of Pulse nightclub shooting released

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Bobby Rodriguez, a survivor of the shooting, was able to survive the gunshots  by playing dead in a bathroom stall. Some of the victims included a salon manager, and Army reserve captain, a student, an accountant, and an entrepreneur, all having expectations of going out on that Saturday night to have fun. Most killed victims were young, mostly Latino and mostly gay. Though some people attending were none of those. Some were straight men and women just trying to enjoy a night of dancing and Latin music.

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New body camera footage shows chaos, carnage inside Pulse nightclub: Part 1

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The shooter didn’t target LGBTQ people,  he didn’t even realize Pulse was a gay-oriented nightclub, asking a security guard at the club where all the women were just before he started shooting.The shooter's motive was apparently to get revenge for United States bombing campaigns on ISIS in the Middle East.

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When the shooting was starting, pulse employees posted a message to warn others in the about the shooting.

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Since Omar Mateen was fatally shot by police officers his wife was put on trial. His wife was, Noor Salman. The Federal Government charged her with aiding and abetting and obstruction of justice.  Prosecutors argued that Salman had helped her husband plan the attack on the nightclub.  There is no evidence, that Salman had any connections with any Muslim militant groups or expressed any support or interest in religion. Salman has a low IQ that places her in the bottom 20th percentile of the population; she was regularly physically abused and lied to by her husband, who carried on multiple affairs with women behind her back; and she had no access to the couple’s funds.  She was not arrested until seven months after the attack on Pulse Nightclub. She cooperated with all law enforcement.  At first, Salman  denied any knowledge of Mateen’s plan. FBI agents threatened to take her son so she began to submit to their suggestions.

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The key to the prosecution’s case were revealed to be fraudulent. After visiting Disney Springs with Mateen on June 8 four days before the shooting the couple then drove around Pulse, casing the club together. This was the confession that prosecutors touted over and over, including when they demanded that Salman was held without bail after her arrest. Within days of Salman signing the document it was proven to be false.  Salman was proven to be not guilty.

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Years later, the second anniversary of the shooting was acknowledged with moment of silence. People also called for stricter gun legislation. People protested for stricter gun control; not just for the Pulse nightclub massacre victims, but for every shooting victim everywhere.

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