MIT professor shot, killed in Brookline home: What we know about Boston-area attack
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MIT professor Nuno Loureiro, 47, was fatally shot at his Brookline apartment Monday. The plasma science expert died Tuesday as police investigate.
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Officers with the Brookline Police Department arrived at the three-story apartment building after receiving reports of a man shot at his home, prosecutors said. Loureiro was pronounced dead Tuesday morning.
Here is what we know about the investigation:
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