Almost all mass shooting perpetrators never leave the scene of their crime. Whether they’re arrested on the spot, die by their own hand, or perish in a hail of police bullets, it’s vanishingly rare for them to leave the scene of the crime successfully.
But the Brown University shooter has done just that, and three days later, authorities still haven’t identified a suspect. Pressure is now building on FBI director Kash Patel, who once again rushed to social media to prematurely announce that his agency had tracked down a person of interest, only for them to be released without charge.
