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Last night's conclusion to a major story that gripped the Northeast for most of the week.

You know about the Brown University shooting.

And that was two students getting killed,

and another nine were shot as well.

And then shortly a couple days later on Monday,

a professor at MIT, Nuno Lerreiro, a physicist and fusion scientist.

He was shot near his apartment in Boston and later died in the hospital.

And quickly, the authorities thought that these two crimes might be connected.

And last night, Claudio Nevis Valenti,

shot himself to death in a storage unit in New Hampshire.

And he was responsible, according to the cops, for both shootings,

the one at Brown and of the MIT professor,

and had connections both to the university and to the professor. Let's get Brad Garrett on, ABC News, crime and terrorism analyst.

Brad, how are you?

I'm good, thanks.

How did authorities connect the two? were the what was the clues the evidence

that allowed them to eventually track him down to the storage unit and and connected to both

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