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Plus two? The unbelievable ask Bill Clinton made to the King of Morocco.

Bring in his good pals Jeffrey Epstein and Galane Maxwell with him to the monarch's wedding.

And the post has exclusive proof.

Plus, after five whole days, the cops have made zero progress in the shooting at Brown University.

Wait until you hear what they admitted to.

Those stories and much more today, Thursday, December 18th.

I'm Caitlin Becker, and this is the New York Postcast.

The manhunt for the Brown University shooter is not going well.

Police in Providence, Rhode Island, admitted Wednesday evening that the assailant, quote, could be anywhere.

While the primary focus is finding the gunman, police seem to be at a loss as to how to do that,

and the public is wondering how they have seemingly bungled this case so spectacularly.

Now, for starters, there's the issue of security cameras. The university has about 1,200 of them,

just few, if any, on the back of the building where the shooting took place and where the shooter exited.

Now, cops say that's likely because that part of the building is older, but the president's official campus residence is even older, and the post spotted three cameras there on Google Street View.

Then, remember, a lot of hay was made and time wasted shortly after the incident when authorities captured a quote person of interest cops said they found a

gun with a unique laser attached and they seemed to have their man that was until they released him

after hours and hours and hours of questioning time spent not looking for the real killer and by now

you've probably seen their next person of interest,

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