Daily Mail: Pictured: Grim scene as bodies are carried out four at a time through the night at bullet-riddled gay nightclub where 49 revelers were massacred by ISIS fanatic before SWAT team smashed down a wall and shot him dead
* U.S. citizen Omar Mateen, 29, opened fire inside Pulse night club in Orlando at around 2am on Sunday morning
* Shooting happened inside 'most prominent' gay club in city where around 300 people had been partying
* Mateen, from Port St Lucie, Florida, killed at least 49 people and injured 53 as crowd of 100 were taken hostage
* He was shot dead by authorities three hours after shooting began after he took hostages and continued rampage
* Mateen was a 'known quantity' to the FBI and was quizzed three times - in 2013 and 2014
* Photos inside and outside of Pulse night club show the devastation left behind as community come together in grief
* Sunday night, workers were removing bodies four at a time on stretchers out of the club and loaded them into white vans to be taken to the County Medical Examiner's office
A series of photos shows the devastating scene left after Omar Mateen opened fire inside an Orlando gay night club killing 49 innocent people and injuring dozens more.
Mateen, who became the worst mass shooter in American history, shot more than 100 people with an AR-15 assault rifle and handgun on the dance floor at Pulse night club early Sunday morning.
Investigators are examining evidence at Pulse nightclub in an attempt to uncover exactly what happened at the nightclub.
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