Maine Mass Shooting Suspect Found Dead After Two-Day Manhunt

Officials say one firearm was found in Card's abandoned vehicle, and two more were located near his body at the recycling center in Lisbon.

Officials have provided additional information regarding the contents of a note written by the suspect, Robert Card. They say the note, addressed to a family member, contained his phone password and bank account number.

Officials are opening a family assistance center at the Lewiston Armory, located at 65 Central Ave, for those present at the time of the shootings. The Ramada Inn, located at 490 Pleasant St, will be providing mental health support to the greater community.

In a press conference this morning, officials say Card's body was found in an unlocked trailer at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon. It has been reported that Card was previously employed at this recycling center.

In a press conference on Friday night, officials said the suspect, Robert Card, was found dead at 7:45 p.m. in Lisbon Falls from an "apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound." The Governor of Maine, Janet Mills, said it will be a “long and difficult road to healing” for the community. A follow-up press conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday.

According to media sources, Robert Card, the man accused of fatally shooting 18 people across two different locations in Lewiston, ME, has been found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. His body was found on Friday evening at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon, ME.

Officials say one firearm was found in Card's abandoned vehicle, and two more were located near his body at the recycling center in Lisbon.

Officials have provided additional information regarding the contents of a note written by the suspect, Robert Card. They say the note, addressed to a family member, contained his phone password and bank account number.

Officials are opening a family assistance center at the Lewiston Armory, located at 65 Central Ave, for those present at the time of the shootings. The Ramada Inn, located at 490 Pleasant St, will be providing mental health support to the greater community.

In a press conference this morning, officials say Card's body was found in an unlocked trailer at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon. It has been reported that Card was previously employed at this recycling center.

In a press conference on Friday night, officials said the suspect, Robert Card, was found dead at 7:45 p.m. in Lisbon Falls from an "apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound." The Governor of Maine, Janet Mills, said it will be a “long and difficult road to healing” for the community. A follow-up press conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday.

According to media sources, Robert Card, the man accused of fatally shooting 18 people across two different locations in Lewiston, ME, has been found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. His body was found on Friday evening at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon, ME.

Officials say one firearm was found in Card's abandoned vehicle, and two more were located near his body at the recycling center in Lisbon.

Officials have provided additional information regarding the contents of a note written by the suspect, Robert Card. They say the note, addressed to a family member, contained his phone password and bank account number.

Officials are opening a family assistance center at the Lewiston Armory, located at 65 Central Ave, for those present at the time of the shootings. The Ramada Inn, located at 490 Pleasant St, will be providing mental health support to the greater community.

In a press conference this morning, officials say Card's body was found in an unlocked trailer at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon. It has been reported that Card was previously employed at this recycling center.

In a press conference on Friday night, officials said the suspect, Robert Card, was found dead at 7:45 p.m. in Lisbon Falls from an "apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound." The Governor of Maine, Janet Mills, said it will be a “long and difficult road to healing” for the community. A follow-up press conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday.

According to media sources, Robert Card, the man accused of fatally shooting 18 people across two different locations in Lewiston, ME, has been found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. His body was found on Friday evening at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon, ME.

Officials say one firearm was found in Card's abandoned vehicle, and two more were located near his body at the recycling center in Lisbon.

Officials have provided additional information regarding the contents of a note written by the suspect, Robert Card. They say the note, addressed to a family member, contained his phone password and bank account number.

Officials are opening a family assistance center at the Lewiston Armory, located at 65 Central Ave, for those present at the time of the shootings. The Ramada Inn, located at 490 Pleasant St, will be providing mental health support to the greater community.

In a press conference this morning, officials say Card's body was found in an unlocked trailer at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon. It has been reported that Card was previously employed at this recycling center.

In a press conference on Friday night, officials said the suspect, Robert Card, was found dead at 7:45 p.m. in Lisbon Falls from an "apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound." The Governor of Maine, Janet Mills, said it will be a “long and difficult road to healing” for the community. A follow-up press conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday.

According to media sources, Robert Card, the man accused of fatally shooting 18 people across two different locations in Lewiston, ME, has been found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. His body was found on Friday evening at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon, ME.

Officials say one firearm was found in Card's abandoned vehicle, and two more were located near his body at the recycling center in Lisbon.

Officials have provided additional information regarding the contents of a note written by the suspect, Robert Card. They say the note, addressed to a family member, contained his phone password and bank account number.

Officials are opening a family assistance center at the Lewiston Armory, located at 65 Central Ave, for those present at the time of the shootings. The Ramada Inn, located at 490 Pleasant St, will be providing mental health support to the greater community.

In a press conference this morning, officials say Card's body was found in an unlocked trailer at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon. It has been reported that Card was previously employed at this recycling center.

In a press conference on Friday night, officials said the suspect, Robert Card, was found dead at 7:45 p.m. in Lisbon Falls from an "apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound." The Governor of Maine, Janet Mills, said it will be a “long and difficult road to healing” for the community. A follow-up press conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday.

According to media sources, Robert Card, the man accused of fatally shooting 18 people across two different locations in Lewiston, ME, has been found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. His body was found on Friday evening at the Maine Recycling Corporation, located at 61 Capital Ave in Lisbon, ME.