Eyewitness describes DC Jewish Museum suspect

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22-05-2025

Eyewitness describes DC Jewish Museum suspect
Paige Siegel was attending an event held at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, DC when the shooting occurred. She described the moments after the attack when a man believed to be the attacker entered the building and admitted to fatally shooting two Israeli embassy staff members.
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Eyewitness describes DC Jewish Museum suspect
Paige Siegel was attending an event held at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, DC when the shooting occurred. She described the moments after the attack when a man believed to be the attacker entered the building and admitted to fatally shooting two Israeli embassy staff members.
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