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Police hunt former news anchor Vester Flanagan in the killing of two WBDJ journalists Former news anchor Vester Flanagan shoots himself after killing two WBDJ journalists
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A former reporter from WBDJ is being sought by police in the murder of two journalists. A former WBDJ employee suspected in killing two journalists on Wednesday morning has shot himself.
Authorities have identified the suspect as 41-year-old Vester Lee Flanagan II, of Roanoke. Flanagan goes by his on-air name Bryce Williams. Authorities have identified the suspect as 41-year-old Vester Lee Flanagan II, of Roanoke, Virginia. The suspect also goes by his on-air name Bryce Williams.
The suspect allegedly posted comments regarding the shooting as well as two videos of the shooting. The account has since been suspended.The suspect allegedly posted comments regarding the shooting as well as two videos of the shooting. The account has since been suspended.
The Twitter feed of Bryce Williams. (Twitter)
ABC News received a lengthy 23 page fax they believe is a manifesto from the suspect. ABC News reports that they have turned it over to authorities.ABC News received a lengthy 23 page fax they believe is a manifesto from the suspect. ABC News reports that they have turned it over to authorities.
Virgina Governor Terry McCollough said Mr Flanagan was a "disgruntled employee." One report suggests he may have taken legal action against an NBC affiliate accusing them of racism.Virgina Governor Terry McCollough said Mr Flanagan was a "disgruntled employee." One report suggests he may have taken legal action against an NBC affiliate accusing them of racism.