Capitol Gazette Shooter Planned to Blow up a Building, Studied Mass Shootings Before Annapolis Attack

Capitol Gazette Shooter Planned to Blow up a Building, Studied Mass Shootings Before Annapolis Attack
Jarrod Ramos in Annapolis, Md., on June 28, 2018. Anne Arundel Police via AP
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By Alex Mann From The Baltimore Sun

BALTIMORE—The man who admitted murdering five employees of the Capital Gazette newspaper nearly three years ago initially planned to blow up a building, then studied police response times to other mass shootings in hopes of eluding capture, according to reports made public in court on Wednesday.