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A Comprehensive Assessment of Leakage, Threats, Public Reporting, and Responses to Reports among Public, Family, and Felony Mass Shootings
This study provides a comprehensive assessment of leakage, threats, public reporting, and criminal justice responses to reports among all U.S. mass shootings in which four or more victims were killed from 2000 to 2023 ( N = 483). Based on available evidence, our findings indicate that leakage and t
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