The two journalists killed during a live TV report were both shot in the head.
Reporter Alison Parker, 24, and cameraman Adam Ward, 27, died of gunshot wounds to the head and body, a Virginia coroner said.
Their former colleague Vester Flanagan shot himself when police caught up with him three hours from the scene of the killings.
The two journalists killed during a live TV report were both shot in the head.
Reporter Alison Parker, 24, and cameraman Adam Ward, 27, died of gunshot wounds to the head and body, a Virginia coroner said.
Their former colleague Vester Flanagan shot himself when police caught up with him three hours from the scene of the killings.
Flanagan, who used the on-air name Bryce Williams, is thought to have filmed the shooting, footage of which later appeared on Facebook.
He also sent a fax to ABC News alleging he was subjected to racism when he worked at TV station WDBJ7.
When Flanagan was sacked in 2013 he filed a lawsuit against the station but a judge threw his claims out.
Vicki Gardner, who was being interviewed live on-air when a gunmen shot two journalists has been released from hospital.
In a 23-page fax, Vester Flanagan said he was a "human powder keg waiting to go boom" before he slayed Alison Parker and Adam Ward.
Police confirmed Vester Flanagan shot himself hours after killing two former colleagues Alison Parker and Adam Ward on live TV.