Authorities link a manifesto to Cole Allen, suspect in the correspondents' dinner shooting, outlining his alleged travel from California to Washington, D.C. and plans for a mass shooting.
Authorities have tied a manifesto to Cole Allen, the suspect in the correspondents' dinner shooting, which outlines his alleged motive for traveling from California to Washington and details plans for a mass shooting.
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Authorities have tied a manifesto to Cole Allen, the suspect in the correspondents' dinner shooting, which outlines his alleged motive for traveling from California to Washington and details plans for a mass shooting.
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