CTE Found in Man Who Killed Four in NFL HQ Building
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- * shane Tamura, the Manhattan shooter, had CTE: The New York City medical examiner confirmed Tamura, 27, had low-stage Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE).
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* shane Tamura, the Manhattan shooter, had CTE: The New York City medical examiner confirmed Tamura, 27, had low-stage Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE).
* Football history: Tamura played football in high school.
* CTE Diagnosis: CTE can only be diagnosed after death and is caused by repeated head trauma. It’s commonly associated with tackle football, especially at the NFL level.
* Note & request: Tamura left a note expressing anger about potential mental health issues linked to football and requested his brain be studied for CTE. He blamed the NFL for concealing brain injury dangers.
* Travel: Tamura traveled from Las Vegas to New York before the shooting.
* Shooting Details: He killed four people and himself in a Manhattan office building on July 28th.
* Criminal Autopsy: The brain examination was part of Tamura’s criminal autopsy.
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