North Carolina teen indicted for aiding livestream of San Diego mosque shooting

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A 17-year-old North Carolina girl, identified as Sarah L. Santiago, was indicted on three counts of murder and one conspiracy charge for allegedly recording and distributing the livestream of the May 18 San Diego mosque shooting and publishing the attackers’ manifesto; prosecutors say she also bought a white-supremacist patch for one attacker. She could face charges in North Carolina despite not being physically present in California, as the case involves aiding and abetting crimes across state lines and the investigation cites extensive interviews and warrants in a broader plot that targeted multiple sites.
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