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A 17-year-old from Winston-Salem has been indicted on three murder charges and conspiracy after allegedly livestreaming a deadly mosque shooting in San Diego and sharing the shooters’ manifesto online — just months after the attack killed three. She reportedly helped plan the assault, distributed the video, sent a neo-Nazi patch to one shooter, and had multiple chances to stop it. Authorities say her actions were critical to the attack’s execution, and she’s now being held accountable despite being in North Carolina. The case underscores how online radicalization can cross state lines and why parents must monitor their kids’ digital lives — especially as holidays loom and the threat of more violence looms large.

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