College Mass Shooter Spared Death Penalty in North Carolina

A gunman who killed two university students and wounded four in a mass shooting in North Carolina in April pleaded guilty to murder.
College Mass Shooter Spared Death Penalty in North Carolina
Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office shows Trystan Andrew Terrell on April 30, 2019. Mecklenburg County Sheriff's Office via AP
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A gunman who killed two university students and wounded four in a mass shooting in North Carolina in April pleaded guilty to murder in a Charlotte court on Thursday, in a deal sparing him the death penalty, the Charlotte Observer and ABC News reported.

The plea to two counts of murder and four counts of attempted murder by Trystan Andrew Terrell, 22, a college drop out from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, angered some relatives of the victims, the Charlotte Observer and other media reported.