Pulse Nightclub Is Returned To Its Owner One Month After Mass Shooting

One month after the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history happened inside its walls, Pulse nightclub is being returned to its owner.

"We just have to move forward and find a way to keep their hearts beating and their spirits alive. We aren't going to let someone take this away from us," said Pulse owner Barbara Poma. 

"Can you go back to that club?" Lauer asked.

"I have to go back to that club," Poma said.

Pulse owner Barbara Poma regained access to the LGBT club Wednesday.

She said in a statement: "This is a bittersweet day. None of us will ever understand why this unspeakable event happened at Pulse, which was always intended to be a safe place for the LGBT community."

Pulse has been under FBI control since June 12 as part of the investigation into what prompted a shooter to target and kill 49 people at the club.

Now that Poma has control of the location again, she can decided what to do with it. She's vowed to reopen, but no date has been announced.

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