By Lori Price, www.legitgov.org 05 Mar 2010 (This page
will be updated.)

John Patrick Bedell showed no emotion
as he opened fire.

Pentagon on high alert after shooting 05 Mar 2010 The Pentagon has been
placed on high alert after a gunman opened fire outside a Metro subway
station serving the military complex. Two police officers were grazed
by bullets before they returned fire and shot the alleged gunman, who
was critically wounded, police said. He later died from his wounds, the
US Medical examiner's office said.

Shooting
suspect may have had 9/11 conspiracy
04 Mar 2010 There are emerging signs that the suspect in a Pentagon subway
station shooting may have harbored resentment for the military and had
doubts about the facts [sic] behind the Sept.
11 terrorist attacks. The suspect, John Patrick Bedell, died after
exchanging gunfire with two police officers. In an Internet posting, a
user named JPatrickBedell wrote he was determined to see justice for the
1991 death of a Marine in California. The death was ruled a suicide but
has long been the source of coverup theories. The writer said the case
would be a step toward revealing the truth
behind 9/11.

'The writer said the case would be a step toward revealing the truth behind
the 9/11 demolitions.' Pentagon
shooter apparently doubted 9/11 facts in Web posting
05 Mar 2010 The gunman in the Pentagon shootings may have harbored resentment
for the military and had doubts about the facts behind the Sept.
11 terrorist attacks. John Patrick Bedell, 36, died after exchanging
gunfire with two police officers, both of whom were wounded. In an Internet
posting, a user named JPatrickBedell wrote that he was determined to see
justice for the 1991 death of Marine Col. James Sabow in Orange County,
which was ruled a suicide but has long been the source of coverup theories.
The writer said the case would be a step toward revealing the truth behind
the 9/11 "demolitions."

Pentagon Shooting Suspect Dies of Injuries --Police say Man Calmly Took
Out Gun, Started Shooting Near Checkpoint 04 Mar 2010 A gunman coolly
drew a weapon from his pocket and opened fire at the teeming subway entrance
to the Pentagon complex Thursday evening, wounding two police officers
before being shot and fatally wounded, officials said. Pentagon police
officers told CBS News that two Pentagon police officers were wounded
before the shooter was himself shot - once in the head and once in the
shoulder. The medical examiner's office said hours later that the suspect,
identifed by law enforcement officials as John Patrick Bedell, 36, had
died of his injuries.

Another Manchurian-style shooting: Cops
ID Pentagon Shooter, Eye Second Man --John Patrick
Bedell showed no emotion 04 Mar 2010 Authorities have identified
the man behind today’s shooting at the Pentagon as John Patrick Bedell,
36, and are seeking a second man in connection with the incident, which
left two Pentagon police officers injured and Bedell hospitalized. Sources
tell AP that law-enforcement agencies--which now include the Secret Service
and FBI--are looking at a man who accompanied Bedell to the Pentagon entrance
from the Washington subway. Meanwhile, the Pentagon police chief tells
CNN that Bedell had "no real emotion in his face" as
he approached a screening area. "As the officers started to ask him
for his pass to get into the Pentagon, he drew a weapon from his pocket
and started shooting. … He did not say a word."

At Least Two Police Injured, Suspect Reported in Custody [Oops!
*Not.* Now he's dead.] 04 Mar 2010 Two police officers were
injured by a gunman firing shots outside the Pentagon tonight. Hundreds
of employees there were ordered to go into "Code Red" -- the entire building
locked down, with no one allowed to enter or leave. ABC reported that
Pentagon police had a suspect in custody. ABC reported that three ambulances
were on the scene, and all parking lots at the massive Defense Department
headquarters were closed off. The shooting occurred at the Pentagon Metro
Station, which is just outside the Pentagon's main entrance. The shots
were fired at about 6:30 p.m. ET.

2nd person scrutinized in Pentagon subway shooting --Terrorism 'not ruled
out' --Suspect's injuries called 'pretty critical' 04 Mar 2010 Law
enforcement officials say they've got one person in custody and are investigating
whether a second was involved in a shooting at the Pentagon subway entrance.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because the investigation
is still unfolding. They say there's no immediate signs of terrorism but,
with information coming in quickly, they haven't ruled anything out...
The suspect was also shot. His injuries were described as "pretty critical."

Pentagon Police Shoot Man Trying to Enter US Military Complex 04 Mar 2010
The Pentagon police chief says security officers have shot a man who tried
to enter the U.S. military complex outside Washington, after the man drew
a handgun and opened fire. Police chief Richard Keevill says two officers
who returned fire were shot by the gunman. He says the officers' injuries
are not considered life-threatening, and that the injuries to the gunman
are much more severe.

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