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Chicago School Shooting: Custodians Shot Dead Point Blank At Mark Twain Elementary, Suspect On Loose
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August 11, 2026
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Aug 11, 20268:02Now PlayingTwo custodians have been shot dead inside Mark Twain Elementary School in Chicago, sending shockwaves through the local community. Police say a 48-year-old woman and a 63-year-old man were found unresponsive inside the school after gunfire erupted around 3:40 PM on August 10. Both were rushed to Christ Hospital but later died from their injuries. A weapon was recovered at the scene. The school was not in session at the time, and no students were present. Police have launched a double-homicide investigation, but the motive, suspect and relationship between the victims remain unknown. Students are expected to return August 24.
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Chicago School Shooting: Custodians Shot Dead Point Blank At Mark Twain Elementary, Suspect On Loose
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