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 The man whom authorities say shot himself to death after being 
 named as the suspect in the killing of two Virginia journalists 
 on live television this morning was a former reporter at WDBJ- 
 TV, where the victims worked. 
  
 WDBJ reporter Alison Parker and cameraman Adam Ward were shot 
 and killed during a live appearance at 6:43 am in Moneta, 
 Virginia. The Augusta County Sheriff's Office confirmed they had 
 been looking for Vester Lee Flanagan II of Roanoke in relation 
 to the shooting. 
  
 Virginia State Police issued a statement saying they had pursued 
 the shooting suspect late this morning, apprehending him after 
 he crashed his car on Interstate 66 in Virginia around 11:30 a.m. 
  
 Flanagan, 41, died at 1:30 p.m. from a self-inflicted gunshot 
 wound at a local hospital, according to police. 
  
 He was known professionally as Bryce Williams and previously 
 worked at the station as a reporter. 
  
 Flanagan was an €unhappy man,€ according to WDBJ general manager 
 Jeffrey Marks, who confirmed on the air that Flanagan had been 
 employed by the station. 
  
 Marks said Flanagan €quickly became known for a reputation for 
 being difficult to work with.€ 
  
 He was known for €looking out for people to say things that he 
 would take offense to,€ Marks added. 
  
 Flanagan was dismissed from the station two years ago, and was 
 escorted out of the building by police, Marks said. 
  
 He also filed a lawsuit against WDBJ in March 2014. 
  
 According to documents obtained by ABC News, station managers 
 told Flanagan to seek medical attention and that his behavior in 
 the workplace made coworkers feel threatened and uncomfortable. 
 The lawsuit, in which Flanagan alleged racial and sexual 
 discrimination, was dismissed in July 2014. 
  
 The station denied wrongdoing, investigated his accusations and 
 found them to have no merit, said Marci Burdick, senior vice 
 president of the station's parent company. 
  
 Burdick also said that the station had no contact with Flanagan 
 since then and did not receive any threats from him. 
  
 ABC News received a fax from a man claiming to be Bryce Williams 
 roughly two hours after the shooting, which has been turned over 
 to authorities. 
  
 The writer of the 23-page page manifesto praised the 2007 
 Virginia Tech shooter, who killed 32 people, and expressed 
 admiration for the 1999 Columbine High School killers, who 
 massacred 13, and wrote that today€s shooting was prompted by 
 the Charleston, South Carolina, church shooting earlier this 
 year. 
  
 According to a LinkedIn profile under the name Bryce Williams, 
 Flanagan worked for WDBJ from March 2012 to February 2013, and 
 also spent time at television stations in North Carolina, South 
 Carolina and Florida. 
  
 Flanagan also attended San Francisco State University, according 
 to the LinkedIn page. A rep for the university said a student 
 with that name graduated from the university with a degree in 
 Radio/Television in 1995. 
  
 In March 2000, Flanagan filed a lawsuit for alleged racial 
 discrimination against WTWC-TV, the Tallahassee NBC affiliate 
 where he had also worked. It was reportedly settled in 2001. 
  
 WTWC did not immediately respond to a request for comment. 
  
 http://abcnews.go.com/US/suspect-vester-lee-flanagan-virginia- 
 air-shooting/story?id=33333415 
  
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 Illegal alien muslim Barack Hussein Obama seizes on this tragedy 
 caused by one of his mentally ill homosexual, black racist 
 supporters, to wave the flags for more gun control. 
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