Maine killer Robert Card found at recycling center, left note to loved one

Oct 29, 2023 View Original Article
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57% : A paper-style note written to a loved one was found at Card's Bowdoin residence by law enforcement, Sauschuck said.
46% : Only until the business owner informed law enforcement that a parking lot across the street was part of the recycling center did police search the trailer where Card was ultimately found with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.
41% : LEWISTON, Maine -- A 40-year-old mass murderer who unleashed terror on this community was found dead at a recycling center Friday night that was twice passed over by police, appeared to be struggling with mental health issues, and left a note to a loved one, authorities said Saturday.Maine State Police found Robert Card's body inside a box trailer parked in an overflow lot across the street from the Maine Recycling Corporation in Lisbon, an area that had not been checked when law enforcement previously searched the site two times.

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