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25:37Now PlayingPolice found two handwritten notes from New York City shooter Shane Tamura. One note, discovered in his pocket, accused the NFL of hiding the dangers of brain injuries like CTE to protect profits and included a plea: “Study my brain please. I’m sorry.” A second note found in his Las Vegas home was reportedly an apology to his parents. Tamura killed four people after he opened fire Monday evening. Law&Crime’s Christ Stewart is On the Case.
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