The FBI has reset its investigation into the Brown University shooting, releasing new surveillance images as the case pivots in a dramatically different direction. What was believed to be a narrowing manhunt has now evolved into a broader search, after fresh evidence forced investigators to abandon an earlier lead. Authorities confirm that a new person of interest has emerged, while the previously detained individual has been released following a reassessment of the evidence trail. Officials say the shift was triggered by surveillance footage captured near the Brown University campus, material now considered central to identifying the real suspect. WATCH
19 December,2025 04:33 PM IST
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino is set to resign, bringing an abrupt end to one of the most controversial tenures in the bureau’s recent history. Appointed by President Donald Trump, Bongino entered the FBI after years as a political commentator and podcast host, where he promoted claims that later followed him into public office.
19 December,2025 12:17 AM IST
The FBI has released a detailed video timeline tracking the movements of a person of interest in the Brown University mass shooting — but despite multiple camera sightings, the suspect remains unidentified. The newly released footage compiles clips from residential security cameras near Brown University, showing the suspect roaming campus-adjacent streets before the attack and walking past police vehicles shortly after gunfire erupted inside an engineering building. Two students were killed and nine others were wounded in the shooting. So why is it still a nightmare for investigators to identify the suspect?
18 December,2025 01:25 AM IST
A deadly shooting has rocked Brown University, leaving students dead and multiple others injured during final exams inside an unlocked engineering building. Authorities say a person of interest has been detained near Providence, prompting police to halt the wider suspect hunt as the investigation narrows. According to official briefings, the individual, a 24-year-old identified as Benjamin Erickson has been named publicly by law enforcement without any formal charges or suspect designation at this stage. Investigators tracked the individual’s location through cellular geolocation data, leading to detention at a Rhode Island hotel. WATCH
15 December,2025 04:31 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
