Hello everyone and welcome to Police Off the Cup, Real Crime Stories. There's been a break in the case in the Brown University shootings. There is supposed to be a press conference happening live any minute. I'm waiting for it to happen. We're paying attention to both the screens. There is a possibility that authorities may have identified,

and I say may have identified the person of interest, this person,

who everyone is talking about as if he is the shooter.

As soon as the authorities come on the air with this live press conference, we will surely,

we're here, we're ready to go.

This is an unexpected break in the case.

I was following it.

In addition, there is some information that there's a possibility

that the case of the professor who was shot in Massachusetts could be linked to the shooter

from Brown University. This is all happening so quickly. I'm going to

play a little clip from News Nation in regards to that. The MIT professor, there is a possibility

that the Brown shooter is involved in that also.

So let me play this little snippet from News Nation.

Right out to us here at News Nation.

Local outlets are now reporting.

Police are investigating possible ties between Monday's fatal shooting of an MIT professor. That happened at his home in Brookline, Massachusetts, a possible connection

with this weekend shooting at Brown. Now, Brookline is only about 50 miles away from Providence,

straight up, I-95, less than an hour on the weekend. You could get there pretty quickly,

you know, if you're not going during rush hour.

The FBI initially said there was not a link. What is your reaction to this new reporting that there may be a possible link?

Well, if there is an actual link to this, it's going to be connected to the DNA left at the crime scene in Brown.

And we have a specific caliber of ammunition used, perhaps, if it was the same weapon.

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