Report: Pulse Survivor Died Over Weekend

R.I.P.

Updated Apr. 13, 2017 3:02PM EDT / Published Sep. 12, 2016 5:30PM EDT

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Pulse nightclub attack survivor Chris Brodman, 34, reportedly died over the weekend, his friends confirmed to News6 Orlando. Tampa police responded to a call early Sunday morning for an unresponsive male, and the man’s boyfriend posted on social media the news that Brodman had died, along with a note that he will be raising funds for funeral expenses. Hillsborough County Sheriff’s department is investigating. Brodman made several appearances on local television after the deadly terror attack that killed 49 clubgoers, describing for reporters how he ran from the building amid gunfire, and later how he got a tattoo in tribute of those killed.

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Report: Pulse Survivor Died Over Weekend

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