The Maine shooting suspect says he doesn’t expect to be alive when he’s found. Authorities discovered the letter

This Friday, police discovered a letter in which a suspect in the murders of 22 people in the North American city of Lewiston, Maine, says he does not expect to be alive when he is found, police said. . CNN North American.

Evidence left behind by the shooter in a letter that authorities view as a suicide note suggests the search extends to waterways.

Police on Thursday found a weapon in the suspect’s car that matched the one used in Wednesday night’s attack, which injured 50 to 60 people.

The shooting happened on the runway bowling, in a restaurant and in a Walmart Supercenter logistics center. The suspect remains at large as the major operation continues.