A letter penned by Robert Card, an Army Reservist accused of killing 18 people in shootings at a Maine bowling alley and bar, appears to be a suicide note of sorts, according to several reports. Maine Commissioner of Public Safety Michael Sauschuck on Friday confirmed investigators discovered the letter during a search of a Bowdoin residence that has been linked to 40-year-old Card. He declined to provide further details, but a law enforcement source told CNN it appeared the suspected shooter did not expect to be alive by the time it was found. Reportedly addressed to Card’s son, the note incl...
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