CARL AZUZ, CNN 10 ANCHOR: Happy day after St. Patrick's Day and thank you for starting off a new week with CNN 10.
I'm Carl Azuz at the CNN Center.
Investigators in the South Pacific island nation of New Zealand say they're working to find out if an Australian citizen who occasionally lived in New Zealand was there to carry out a terrorist attack.
On Friday the suspect sent an 87 page email to the Prime Ministers Office and dozens of other addresses minutes before the attack begin, too soon for police to respond according to the prime minister.
Afterward police say the suspect shootings at two mosques in the city of Christchurch leaving 50 people dead and 50 others wounded.
The attacks were made as Muslims were gathered for Friday prayers.
Investigators have not discussed what the alleged shooter's motives were but his email spoke out against Muslims and described immigrants as invaders.
Though police initially arrested several people afterward, only one suspect was charged with connection with the shootings.
Police reportedly captured him by ramming the car he was driving 36 minutes after the attacks begin.
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says there were more firearms in his car and that he would have continued the attack if he hadn't been caught.
