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Police link multiple victims to Sept. 11 shooting

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — On Sept. 11, just before 10 p.m., police arrived at the 6700 block of Manchester Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri, to find one man suffering from a gunshot wound.

Around the same time, a vehicle carried another person suffering from a gunshot wound to a hospital.

Investigators have determined that both victims were tied to the original crime scene on Manchester Avenue, according to a release from the Kansas City Police Department.

The person delivered to the hospital, identified as Sheybeon Wyatt-Thompson, 30, died Sept. 12. The person discovered at the scene is recovering.

The circumstances that led to the shooting are still under investigation.

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