Teen girl indicted on murder charges for allegedly helping spread livestream of deadly mosque shooting
A North Carolina teen has been indicted for allegedly recording and spreading a deadly San Diego mosque attack livestream and manifesto.
TL;DR
- A 17-year-old North Carolina girl, Sarah L. Santiago, has been indicted on three murder counts and one conspiracy count.
- She allegedly recorded and helped distribute the livestream and manifesto of the San Diego mosque shooting.
- The attackers, Caleb Vazquez and Cain Clark, killed three men at the Islamic Center of San Diego before dying by suicide.
- Authorities stated the mosque attack was part of a broader plan that included targeting a Jewish temple and an African-American high school.
- Santiago is accused of buying a white-supremacist symbol patch for one of the attackers.
- North Carolina law permits a 17-year-old to be charged as an adult in such cases.