#montcoshooting: Southeast Pennsylvania’s newspaper front pages
Bradley William Stone is still on the loose after allegedly killing his ex-wife and five of her family members in Montgomery County on Monday. Here’s a sampling of the front pages of area newspapers reporting on the shootings.
Pottstown Mercury: Manhunt continues for Pennsburg ex-Marine after Montco killing rampage
Metro: Manhunt continues for Bradley William StoneÂ
The Morning Call: Montgomery County shooter went from house to house in less than two hours
Philadelphia Daily News:Â Stone-cold: Ex-marine slays ex-wife, 5 of her relatives
The Philadelphia Inquirer: Manhunt continues for ex-marine but where?
Lansdale Reporter:Â Search underway for Pennsburg man suspected of killing six in Montco shooting rampage
Norristown Times Herald: Custody battle possibly spurred killings
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