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Killer’s GP saw no ‘red flags’ in mental health review

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Killer’s GP saw no ‘red flags’ in mental health review
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

A gunman’s doctor says she didn’t know about his family’s concerns for his mental health before he murdered two women.

Key Takeaways

  • Killer’s GP saw no ‘red flags’ in mental health review.
  • A gunman’s doctor says she didn’t know about his family’s concerns for his mental health before he murdered two women.
  • A gunman’s doctor says she didn’t know about his family’s concerns for his mental health before he murdered two women.

A gunman’s doctor says she didn’t know about his family’s concerns for his mental health before he murdered two women.

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