Journalists-killer committed murder

annapolis - The man who, according to the police at the editorial office of a newspaper in the American state of Maryland, opened fire on the people who were working there, was Friday accused of multiple murder. The 38-year-old Jarrod Ramos hated the Capital Gazette and its reporters because they once wrote that he had obsessively attacked a former classmate without any reason, including via Facebook.

Ramos filed a complaint in 2012 for defamation, but was unsuccessful by the judge. The appeal also did not matter. The resentment remained great all these years, so much so that he thrust into the building of the newspaper in Annapolis on Thursday and shot five people on the editorial floor, four journalists and a sales employee.

The photos of the victims were on the front page on Friday. The main article remained white, indicating the speechlessness.