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Louisville bank shooting victim mentored Connor Sturgeon, pretended to be dead: 'He might shoot me again' - Vimarsana News

Louisville bank shooting victim mentored Connor Sturgeon, pretended to be dead: 'He might shoot me again'

"He never made me feel like he would have done this. Not in a million years. He was very kind and soft-spoken," Dana Mitchell told CBS News.

Source: al.com
Juliana Farmer is one of the victims of Old National Bank shooting - Vimarsana News

Juliana Farmer is one of the victims of Old National Bank shooting

Juliana Farmer will be known as one of the victim's of the Old National Bank shooting, but she will also be remembered as "a loving individual."

Louisville gunman's brain to be studied for CTE, father says – Boston News, Weather, Sports - Vimarsana News

Louisville gunman's brain to be studied for CTE, father says – Boston News, Weather, Sports

(CNN) — The family of Connor Sturgeon — who was killed after he fatally shot five people Monday morning at the Old National Bank in Louisville, Kentucky — plans...

Source: whdh.com
Louisville shooter Connor Sturgeon's brain to be tested for CTE - Vimarsana News

Louisville shooter Connor Sturgeon's brain to be tested for CTE

Louisville bank shooter Connor Sturgeon will be tested posthumously for signs of degenerative brain disease – after he suffered concussions as a high school football player and struggled with mental-health issues.

Source: nypost.com
Josh Barrick, killed in Louisville bank shooting, was family man - Vimarsana News

Josh Barrick, killed in Louisville bank shooting, was family man

Josh Barrick was a husband and father of two young children and was a "friend to all."