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parkland - The suspect of the mass murder at a school in the American Parkland, Nikolas Cruz, receives a lot of mail. This includes fan mail and love letters, reports the local newspaper Sun-Sentinel.

'It's about stacks of letters,' says Howard Finkelstein, whose law firm represents Cruz. 'I have never seen so many letters for a suspect in my forty years as a pro-deo lawyer. Everyone gets a few now and then, but nothing like this. '

Some sympathizers try to give Cruz a heartbeat by letter. 'I know that you could now use a good friend. Keep full, 'the newspaper quotes from the letter from an eighteen-year-old from New York. Cruz, according to his lawyer, does not face every post. 'We are not going to read him a fan mail or share photos of scantily clad teenage girls,' Finkelstein said.

The authorities arrested Cruz after the bloody shooting in high school. He would have shot seventeen people. Sympathizers, according to the newspaper, also organize themselves on Facebook, for example because they believe that Cruz is a victim of society and deserves a fair trial.