Good morning, everyone.

The Brown University shooter has been identified and found dead in a storage facility in

New Hampshire, and law enforcement is confident that they have the right person for both

the shootings of the murders of the two Brown University students and the wounding of nine,

as well as the murder of MIT professor Nuno Lerreiro.

So they're pretty confident of this.

This has all been taking place overnight.

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So a lot of things happening yesterday and all of the investigative steps that not just

the Providence Police took, but there was so many law enforcement agencies

working on this case, the FBI, the ATF, the Massachusetts Attorney General's office,

local law enforcement, campus, campus police, that you knew that if they followed the script or the investigative checklist,

if you will, they would reap benefits to this.

And there's been a lot of criticism over the length of this investigation, which really,

when you think about it, took six days.

To the time that the shooting occurred on the Brown University campus, to the time that this person here,

and that is Claudio Manuel Rebus Valenti, age 48.

He happened to be a former graduate student at Brown University.

And the closure to this is that he was found in New Hampshire in a storage facility,

DOA, from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Now, so many things led to the police getting on to the

right person in this, things that are an investigative, tireless investigative steps that professional

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