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Protesters: 'Cop City' activist's killing doesn't make sense

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Tortuguita’s cautious voice rang out from a platform amid the tall pines the first time Vienna met them: “Who goes there?” she remembers them calling.

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Protesters: 'Cop City' activist's killing doesn't make sense

Self-proclaimed “forest defenders” in Atlanta are calling for a more thorough investigation into the death of a protester who was killed by authorities after officials said the activist shot a

1 year ago·United States

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Washington Times

Protesters: ‘Cop City’ activist’s killing doesn’t make sense

Tortuguita's cautious voice rang out from a platform amid the tall pines the first time Vienna met them: "Who goes there?" she remembers them calling.

1 year ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Protesters: 'Cop City' activist's killing doesn't make sense

Self-proclaimed “forest defenders” in Atlanta are calling for a more thorough investigation into the death of a protester who was killed by authorities after officials said the activist shot a trooper

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Protesters: 'Cop City' activist's killing doesn't make sense

By R.J. RICO Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) — Self-proclaimed “forest defenders” in Atlanta are calling for a more thorough investigation into the death of a protester who was killed by authorities after officials said the activist shot a trooper. The activist’s death has been met with vigils around the world. Friends say they knew 26-year-old Tortuguita, or “Little Turtle,” as funny, curious and thoughtful, not the kind of person who would fire …

1 year ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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Protesters: 'Cop City' activist's killing doesn't make sense

1 year ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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Protesters: 'Cop City' activist's killing doesn't make sense

ATLANTA (AP) — Tortuguita’s cautious voice rang out from a platform amid the tall pines the first time Vienna met them: “Who goes there?” she remembers them calling. The tree-dweller, who chose the moniker Tortuguita – Spanish for “Little Turtle” – over their given name, was perched above the forest floor in the woods just outside Atlanta last summer. Vienna quickly identified herself, and Tortuguita’s watchfulness melted into the bubbly, curiou…

1 year ago·Tacoma, United States

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