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Seattle Shooting Suspect Quit Mental Illness Medication to "Feel the Hate" (UPDATE)
Aaron R. Ybarra, the 26-year-old gunman who is accused of killing one and injuring three others in a shooting at the Seattle Pacific University, quit medication for mental illness because he wanted to feel the hate. Ybarra also gave details about his plan of attack in a journal.
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