Louisville shooter's parents speak out in TODAY interview
The man who killed five coworkers at a Louisville bank struggled with mental health problems a year prior, his parents said in an interview with NBC's TODAY.
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The man who killed five coworkers at a Louisville bank struggled with mental health problems a year prior, his parents said in an interview with NBC's TODAY.
TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie asked Todd and Lisa Sturgeon what they would want to say to the families of those their son shot in early April.
Their son, who was seeing two mental health professionals, was able to walk into the store and walk out with the weapon and ammunition in 40 minutes.
The parents of the gunman who killed five people and injured nine in a mass shooting at a Louisville bank spoke in an interview with "Today."
Louisville shooter's parents recount mental health struggle