Red Lake Shooting: Feeling scars, 10 years later (part 2)

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March 18, 2015
Tom Crann - Host, Dan Gunderson - Reporter, John Enger - Reporter, Unknown - Speaker, Missy Dodds - Interviewee, John Egelhof - Interviewee, Tom Heffelfinger - Interviewee, Floyd "Buck" Jourdian - Interviewee
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MPR’s Dan Gunderson & John Enger reports on the survivors of the 2005 mass shooting at Red Lake High School in northern Minnesota. The tragedy changed everyone involved. A survivor, investigator, and community leader discuss how they cope and look for ways to prevent future shootings.

On March 21, 2005, 16-year-old Jeff Wiese shot his grandfather, his grandfather's partner, an unarmed security guard at the entrance of the school, a teacher, and five students, before shooting himself. Numerous students were left injured as well.

This is second of a two-part report.

Click links below for other report:

https://archive.mpr.org/stories/2015/03/18/red-lake-shooting-feeling-scars-10-years-later-part-1

Awarded:

2015 Minnesota AP Award, first place in Writing - Radio Division, Class Three category

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