A Florida couple who responded to an online gun listing were killed. Authorities say the gunmen were two ex-Army soldiers bent on joining right-wing paramilitary groups involved in armed conflicts worldwide.

A Florida couple who responded to an online gun listing were killed. Authorities say the gunmen were two ex-Army soldiers bent on joining right-wing paramilitary groups involved in armed conflicts worldwide. https://t.co/IM5MuMFI0n

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