More Fort Hood stories come out

No evidence wounded hit by friendly fire at Fort Hood
November 8, 2009 2:01 a.m. EST

STORY HIGHLIGHTS
NEW: Official: Evidence so far indicates alleged shooter acted alone
NEW: Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan off ventilator, spokesman says
Chief of surgery: Some patients will be "physically impaired" for life
President Obama says he met with FBI director and will monitor investigation
A CNN Special Investigation drills down on the causes and the impact of the Fort Hood shootings, at 11 p.m. ET Saturday on CNN TV.

Fort Hood, Texas (CNN) -- There is no evidence of "friendly fire" during this week's deadly shooting at Fort Hood, an Army spokesman said Saturday.

Army Criminal Investigation Command spokesman Chris Grey said authorities did not believe that any of those killed or wounded were shot by anyone other than the suspect, Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan.

Furthermore, Grey reiterated that all evidence indicates that the suspect "acted alone." Grey said there was "no evidence to contradict that finding." He added that the investigation is continuing.

Thursday's mass shooting left 12 soldiers and one civilian dead and 42 people wounded, according to the post's public information office. It was unclear how many of those injured suffered bullet wounds.
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http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/11/07/fort.hood.shootings/index.html

November 6, 2009
CNN's Campbell Brown talks to the medic who treated the Fort Hood hero cop and the suspected shooter.


Suspect off ventilator, breathing on own

FORT HOOD, Texas — An Army spokesman says the man authorities say went on a shooting spree at Fort Hood has been taken off a ventilator