It’s been a year since the mass shooting in Louisville at the Old National Bank, killing five people and injuring eight others. On March 29, WAVE released a documentary recounting the tragedy, including interviews with people involved in the mass shooting in Downtown Louisville.
“The film delves into the toll of trauma, the pain violence leaves behind, and the heroism exhibited by those who risked their lives to save others,” said WAVE in a post on April 3.
In the documentary, family members of those killed, those injuried in the shooting and others involved, recount their experience on the day of the shooting and how their lives have changed since.
You can find the documentary below.
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This article appears in Literary LEO.
