Deaf community grieving after four men killed in Maine mass shooting
At least four of the victims of a mass shooting in Maine were deaf, sending shock waves through the community.
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At least four of the victims of a mass shooting in Maine were deaf, sending shock waves through the community.
Maine Embarks On Healing And Searches For Answers A Day After Suspect Is Found Dead
LEWISTON, Maine — State officials identified Friday all 18 victims of a mass shooting that took place in Lewiston on Wednesday, and the ages of the dead range from 14
Officials shared more information Saturday about the note left behind by Maine shooting rampage suspect Robert Card, which a law enforcement official had previously told CNN indicated that Card did not expect to be found alive.
Their deaths have shaken a tightknit deaf community, sending ripples of grief across the country, but have been particularly hard-hitting in Maine, where many deaf people went to school together. “In Maine, the deaf community is particularly intimate because of how sparsely populated the state is,” said Amy Richardson, who was friends with two of the victims.