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Marines murdered: New details about deadly Quantico shooting
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Elizabeth Prann reports from Virginia
- Duration 1:48
- Date Mar 22, 2013
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-- new details this morning just released about the deadly shooting at Quantico.
That left three Marines dead one of those Marines accused of shooting the other two then turning the gun on himself.
Curious alive right now from gonna go where police just held a press conference with the latest.
Elizabeth friend Elizabeth any new news.
Yet he tells us celebrating this morning what we do know is those three active duty Marines permanent staff members here.
At the -- Kennedy school -- dead this morning and the shooter dying from an apparent self inflicted gun ruling that called.
Coming in right around 1030 at Taylor call it I played -- that at that location.
The campus went on immediate lockdown they police talent they discovered one of the victims and then and then pulled back to -- the situation.
Before they found -- two other bodies all at all to male one female if you has remained on lockdown was lifted right around 2:30 this morning that police tell us.
Nobody else was involved that nobody else was injured although they haven't released any details on a possible motive.
They tell us that it wasn't random that this certainly was an isolated -- that.
We've heard from colonel David Maxwell -- that -- commander here very emotional when he spoke with us this morning here's what's that.
During crises and in situations like these.
The safety of our Marines and their families civilian Marines aboard -- was always.
Priority and Paramount in what we do.
Now could be some time before we learn the identities of the -- -- of course the investigation is ongoing.
They need to contact the next step in before we learn -- -- but keep in mind this has been a devastating week -- Marines across the country not only Nevada but here.
That's great it's the -- much live at Quantico.
