Names of Atlanta shooting victims released, suspect charged
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A new mother and an Army veteran were among the eight victims, seven of whom were women and six of Asian descent.
One was a new mother taking a rare break from caring for her baby girl. Another was a United States Army veteran who installed security systems in the Atlanta area. They were among eight people killed Tuesday in shootings at three metro Atlanta massage businesses. Police have charged a 21-year-old man with murder in the slayings. Authorities have now released all of the victims’ names. Seven of the slain were women, and six of them were of Asian descent. The first to be named were 33-year-old Delaina Ashley Yaun, 54-year-old Paul Andre Michels, 44-year-old Daoyou Feng and 49-year-old Xiaojie Tan, who owned one of the massage businesses.
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