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n custody, how could they determine that it's not the 
same person?""I think it's too coincidental in such a short period of 
time to have such similar events," added his mother.Davison said he believes 
more than one person was involved in his son's killing, but declined 
to elaborate further.Trooper Robert Hicks of the Pennsylvania State Police 
had no developments to report when contacted Thursday by FoxNews.com. Hicks 
noted that certain information obtained by authorities cannot be released 
because it would jeopardize an ongoing investigation.The younger Timothy 
Davison worked as a construction foreman and supervisor."I lost three people 
that day. I lost my son, I lost an employee and I 
lost a friend," his father said. "He was a good kid and 
I miss him dearly."Anyone with information about the shooting is urged to 
contact PA Crime Stoppers at 1-800-4PA-TIPS (800-472-8477).
s, we would be happy to have that conversation.In 1963, 
Johnson said the universitys council voted to change the schools name to 
the Crusaders from the Fighting Lutherans, which was deemed inappropriate 
at the time. Other names considered at the time were the Saints 
and the Purple Knights, Johnson told FoxNews.com.Elsewhere, at Clarke University 
in Iowa, president Joanne Burrows said the Crusaders nickname is on solid 
footing.I cannot comment on what is appropriate for Maranatha Baptist as 
they can and should do what they believe to be in the 
best interest of their institution, Burrows wrote FoxNews.com in an e-mail.A 
spokesman at Belmont Abbey College in North Carolina told FoxNews.com the 
"Crusader" name is an 80-year tradition at the university, where it's a 
source of pride representing "heroism, chivalry and piety."Ibrahim Hooper, 
communications director at the Council on American-Islamic Relations, told 
FoxNews.com he welcomed the "Crusaders" change, but said he found team names 
or mascots that incorporate race or ethnicity more problematic, particularly 
those pertaining to Native Americans."I welcome the spirit behind the change," 
Hooper said. "It's obvious they thought about this. I applaud their effort."

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