Police are intensifying their search for the Brown University shooter, who killed two students and injured nine others, with investigations now linking the incident to the murder of MIT professor Nuno Loureiro, found dead in his home two days later. Authorities believe the suspect, in his 40s, may have rented a silver Nissan connected to both cases. Loureiro, a respected fusion scientist, was remembered for his contributions to clean energy and mentorship. Frustration grows in Providence as the gunman remains at large, with investigators urging the public to provide any relevant security footage.
