MPR Special Report: What Happened at Red Lake?

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March 25, 2005
Chris Julin - Producer and Reporter, Frederick Goodwin - Interviewee, Stuart Desjarlait - Speaker, Wanda Baxter - Interviewee, Charles Kyte - Interviewee, Tammy Lussier - Speaker, Shauna Lussier - Speaker, Brenda Child - Interviewee, Anton Treuer - Interviewee, Buck Jourdain - Interviewee, Chris Dunshee - Interviewee, Ellen Guettler - Associate Producer, Bill Bond - Interviewee, Mike Mulcahy - Host, Catherine Winter - Producer, Cathy Wurzer - Narrator, Unknown - Interviewee and Speaker, Cody Thunder - Interviewee, Bill Buzenberg - Executive Producer, Jodi May - Interviewee, Michael Skoler - Executive Producer, Michael Dahl - Interviewee, Ashley Morrison - Interviewee, Kim DesJarlait - Speaker, David Walsh - Interviewee
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An MPR Special Report, titled “What Happened in Red Lake?”, details the chronology of the shooting at Red Lake, what's known about the student who killed nine people and himself, and what makes this sovereign Indian community different from other communities. The special also examines the shooting within the context of other school shootings.

Awarded:

2005 NBNA Eric Sevareid Award, Documentary/Special - Large Market Radio category

2005 Minnesota AP Award, Series/Special - Radio Division, Class Three category

2006 MNSPJ Page One Award, second place in Radio Investigative - Over 50,000 category

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