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Were North Carolina students killed over religion or parking space?

Were North Carolina students killed over religion or parking space?
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Were North Carolina students killed over religion or parking space? – CBS News


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State and federal investigators have not ruled out a hate crime in the shooting deaths of three young Muslims in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Alleged gunman Craig Stephen Hicks was apparently angry in a dispute over parking spaces, but the victims’ family are asking authorities to investigate further. Vicente Arenas reports on the reaction from both the victims’ and suspect’s families.

 
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