Missing U.S. Couple Confirmed Dead in Brussels

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Updated Apr. 13, 2017 5:38PM EDT / Published Mar. 26, 2016 10:22PM EDT

Stephanie Moore Shults via Reuters

Missing American couple Justin and Stephanie Shults were confirmed Saturday to have been among the dozens who perished during a terrorist bombing of the Brussels airport last week. The pair were among four Americans who'd gone missing in the aftermath, with a brother-sister previously being confirmed dead on Friday. The Shults couple met while attending Vanderbilt University, married in 2011, and were living in Belgium upon their deaths.

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Missing U.S. Couple Confirmed Dead in Brussels

Stephanie Moore Shults via Reuters