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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 2016
Authorities try to piece together Orlando killer’s movements
Wife might
have known
about attack
By JAY REEVES
and ERIC TUCKER
Associated Press
ORLANDO, Fla. — Omar
Mateen drove around the
Orlando area the night before
the nightclub massacre, visit-
ing several places, the mayor
said Wednesday as investi-
gators tried to piece together
the killer’s movements and
zeroed in on how much his
wife may have known about
the plot.
An oficial who was
briefed on the case but
insisted on anonymity to dis-
cuss a continuing investiga-
tion said authorities believe
the wife, Noor Salman, knew
ahead of time about the plans
for the attack that left 49 vic-
tims dead, but they are reluc-
tant to charge her on that basis
alone.
Investigators have spoken
extensively with her and are
working to establish whether
she recently accompanied
Mateen to the Pulse club, said
a second oficial who was not
authorized to discuss the case
publicly. The oficial said
investigators have not ruled
out charging others, including
Salman.
The FBI has recovered
Mateen’s phone and will
AP Photo/David Goldman
Balloons are left at a makeshift memorial near the scene of the mass shooting of the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Fla.
use location data to verify
whether he previously vis-
ited the club, the oficial said.
Orlando is nearly a two-hour
drive from Mateen’s home in
Fort Pierce, Florida.
Orlando Mayor Buddy
Dyer said Mateen drove
around on Saturday night
before he opened ire at the
gay nightclub about 2 a.m.
Sunday in an attack that ended
with the 29-year-old Ameri-
can-born Muslim being killed
by a police SWAT team.
“What I know concretely
is that he was driving around
that evening and visited sev-
eral locations,” Dyer said.
When asked exactly where
Mateen visited, and whether
the locations included theme
parks as reported in news
accounts, Dyer said, “I think
it’s been pretty accurately
depicted on the news.” He
gave no further details.
A survivor of the mas-
sacre, 20-year-old Patience
Carter, shed more light on
Mateen’s thinking, saying he
talked about wanting America
to “stop bombing my country”
— a possible reference to his
father’s native Afghanistan.
A number of possible
motives and explanations
have emerged, with Mateen
calling 911 to profess alle-
giance to the Islamic State
group, his ex-wife saying he
was mentally ill and his father
suggesting he hated gays.
On Tuesday, the picture
grew more complex when a
U.S. oficial said the FBI was
looking into a lurry of news
reports quoting people as say-
ing Mateen frequented the
nightspot and reached out to
men on gay dating apps. The
oficial was not authorized to
discuss the investigation and
also spoke on condition of
anonymity.
Some psychologists raised
the possibility that Mateen
was sexually conlicted and
lashed out, or else was cas-
ing the nightclub and trying to
ind potential victims online.
Mateen’s father, Seddique
Mateen, denied his son was
gay and said that if he had
been in the nightclub before,
he may have been “scouting
the place.”
Mateen’s ex-wife, Sitora
Yusuiy, said earlier in the
week that he was mentally
ill and abusive. Amid the lat-
est reports about his club-go-
ing, she told CNN: “Well,
when we had gotten married,
he confessed to me about his
past that was recent at that
time and that he very much
enjoyed going to clubs and the
nightlife and there was a lot of
pictures of him.”
“I feel like it’s a side of
him or a part of him that he
lived but probably didn’t want
everybody to know about,”
she said.
Tucker reported from
Washington. Associated Press
writers Allen G. Breed, Mike
Schneider and Tamara Lush
in Orlando; Holbrook Mohr
in Port St. Lucie, Florida; and
Lindsey Tanner in Chicago,
contributed to this report.
Astoria, Seaside players team up in all-star games
The Daily Astorian
Submitted Photo
Seaside’s Jaxson Smith, left, works against defender Fe-
lipe Olvera of Riverside in Saturday’s all-star game at Pa-
cific University.
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FOREST GROVE — Clat-
sop County was well-represented
in a pair of basketball all-star
games over the weekend in the
annual Oregon Athletic Coaches
Association all-star series.
The 44th edition of the series
— held in Eugene and For-
est Grove — showcases the
top seniors in the state from the
2015-16 season from the 2A to
6A levels.
Three games were played
Friday at Morse Events Center in
Eugene, where the Class 5A/6A
State All-Stars faced off against
the 5A/6A Metro All-Stars,
which was followed by West vs.
North and South vs. East all-stars
from the 2A, 3A and 4A levels.
The North squad featured a
coach and two players from Sea-
side (four Gulls in Saturday’s
game) and one from Astoria.
SCOREBOARD
SPORTS SCHEDULE
THURSDAY
Junior State Baseball — Clatskanie at Astoria (2), 5 p.m.; Warren-
ton at Neah-Kah-Nie, 6 p.m.
SATURDAY
Junior State Baseball — St. Helens at Astoria (2), 1 p.m.; Neah-
Kah-Nie at Warrenton (2), Noon
Seaside seniors Austin Eagon
and Jaxson Smith, and Fishermen
senior Derek Jarrett took part in
two games for North, coached by
Seaside’s Bill Westerholm, Ami-
ty’s Justin Amaya and Vernonia’s
David Weller.
Running short of players Sat-
urday, the North added Seaside
senior-to-be Jackson Januik and
Attikin Babb.
Unfortunately, it didn’t help,
as the North team went 0-for-2 in
the series. The West defeated the
North 87-85 in Friday’s contest
in Eugene, followed by a 105-89
thrashing by the East squad Sat-
urday at Paciic University.
Jarrett scored 15 points in
29 minutes of action in Friday’s
loss, in which the North rallied
from an 85-77 deicit with 53
seconds left, only to come up
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missed layup at the buzzer.
Eagon and Smith were a
combined 3-for-20 from the ield
in Friday’s game, but bounced
back and teamed up for 26 points
Saturday.
Smith had 14 points to go
with nine rebounds, ive assists
and four steals, while Eagon had
12 points and nine boards. Jarrett
added 14 points in 14 minutes,
and blocked two shots with three
steals and two assists.
Other notable players for the
North included Ian Donaldson of
Scappoose, and Vernonia’s Rob-
ert Connor, who scored 19 points
in Saturday’s loss.
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