Sources: Stabbing Suspect Made ‘Goodbye’ Trip After Rampage

Sources told The Daily Beast that Myles Sanderson, a suspect in the stabbing spree that killed 11, made a trip to say goodbye to loved ones "for the last time" after the attacks.

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