The Real Ending to Harry Potter:

Here is a summary of the ending to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows:

Dumbledore planned to have Snape kill him the whole time, both are now dead.
Harry kills Voldemort, Harry gets both wands, fixes one that was broken that Hermione said could not be fixed by using the Elder Wand.

In the epilogue titled "Ninteen Years Later":
Harry marries Ginny, they have 3 kids, Ron and Hermione are together, they have a couple of kids, and both Rosie (Ron and Hermione's child) and Albus Severus (Harry and Ginny's child, named for two headmasters of Hogwarts) are being put on a train by their parents to go off to their school/academy thing. It basically has a "new beginning" feel to it.

The final words of the book is:
"'He'll be all right,' murmured Ginny.
As Harry looked at her, he lowered his hand absentmindedly and touched the lightning scar on his forehead.
'I know he will.'
The scar had not pained Harry for nineteen years. All was well."

Strong leads on bus flier threats point to Riverwest, Campus

An anonymous tip is leading investigators to the Riverwest area to find a suspect for Sunday's bus flier threat. The most updated description from sources of the suspect is a black male, from mid 20s to 30s, tall, heavier set, with stubble, and with a noticeably "slow" speech pattern. Investigators are also often being informed that the man was wearing a red hat on most occasions, but this is unconfirmed.

These anonymous sources have indicated that the person of interest has made mention of Riverwest's proximity to his home. The man also talks about Joe Munz, a UWM student recently killed in Riverwest, and claims that he was once friends with him. Along with the bus flier, the suspect has been known to mention Joe Munz to white females riding the 30 bus, and proceed to accuse the often fearful girls of disrespecting him.

Investigators are now looking toward Riverwest, the UWM campus, and the 30 bus route to find a person of interest.

Anyone with further information should contact authorities.

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