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People are dead after deputies say a man went on a shooting rampage.

I knew a week before she died was going to kill her.

I can tell you the scene out there is absolutely horrific.

Nobody knows where this individual may strike next.

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A lot to talk about today, so let's get to the story.

At first, nobody really paid much attention to the death of a 25-year-old named Amad Arbery

back in early 2020 outside his South Georgia community because the coronavirus pandemic was

dominating the headlines.

It wasn't until a video of his last moments surfaced a few months later when outrage spread across

the nation. It sparked outcries about America's negligence of black lives. The men responsible for

a mod's death had not even been arrested at that point, yet authorities knew exactly who they were.

So why hadn't the case progressed at all? Probably because they were white and knew the right people.

Probably. Everyone who knew Amad Arbery could tell you the young man loved to run.

Unless it was pouring rain,

Ahmad would be jogging around his neighborhood near Brunswick in Glen County, Georgia.

There he had taken his first steps in life,

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