Fake Mass Shooting -The Lewiston Maine Strong Hoax

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It all started one week ago. 18 lives taken far too soon. I'm not as paper everyone in this like Tom. Everyone was someone's son, daughter, brother, sister, Heron. They were in a really good mood to have a great night. Their stories shared by friends and family. He liked WWE wrestling, he enjoyed cornhole and disc golf, and he was just a great guy to be around. He was always involved chatting at home, taking them on outings, anything they needed. He was always supportive and always around. It's slowly starting to heal. Tonight, the city of Lewiston and the state of Maine begin to move forward on what will be a long and difficult road to healing. But we will heal together. It is now 7 o'clock on a Wednesday night, a normal night in so many ways, just like last Wednesday was too. It was a night when people gathered to go bowling, grab some food, maybe a beer, play cornhole with friends. But it was at this very moment, about 7 o'clock one week ago, that Lewiston's sense of normalcy was shattered. It lasted just minutes at two different locations, a bowling alley and a bar. But when it was over, there were 18 empty places in our communities, places once filled by people whose lives we want to honor tonight. Tonight, we are dedicating this newscast to saying their names and sharing their stories. And we want to start with a vigil happening tonight in Winthrop in honor of two of those people we lost, a father and his teenage son who were at the bowling alley in Lewiston, where it all began. CBS 13's Brad Rogers spoke with a family of Bill and Aaron Young who continued to grapple with this unimaginable loss. Well, here in Winthrop, a husband and father was shot and wounded in the attacks. A local high school student's uncle was killed. And so was a local school teacher's close friend. Not only that, a father and his teenage son were both shot and killed with the bowling alley. Among the first people killed by the gunman Wednesday night were 44 year old Bill Young and his 14 year old son Aaron. Losing one would have been hard enough, losing both of them is just awful. Kayla Putnam lost her stepdad and younger brother. She says the two of them like to go bowling together. She still can't believe they're gone. I mean, I'm so having moments now every five minutes. I just can't be real. She says Aaron was the baby of the family. He was a freshman at Winthrop High School. He was a child of the baby. And when I saw the baby, I remember he was a kid and he was a kid. I was a kid. I knew he was a kid. So he gave the best hugs. He was such a sweet kid, never talked bad about anybody or anything. And he was an Honor student. This kid has been in school since kindergarten here. So I think that the the ripple effect is beyond our comprehension. in times like these. He's you know anchor of the family just a great guy. He's gonna be very very misted and it's a very hard to cope with that right now. Tonight all 18 of the people shot and killed have now been identified. They range in age from 14 to 76 Emily Iketa with their stories tonight. 18 lives gone too soon. Their family and friends now facing the unfathomable. Elizabeth feel lost her husband Josh. First and foremost he was amazing dad to his four kids. We spoke to the family through a friend and ASL interpreter. What do you want people to know about your husband? I think those people who already know my husband they were lucky. He was amazing. For those who didn't know him they lost out. He was such a fierce advocate for the deaf community and for kids. The 36 year old was a prominent ASL interpreter working for the state throughout the pandemic. Josh was playing in the Cornhole tournament at Shomenji's bar when the gum in Burston Wednesday night. When the shooting started my husband got down and was army crawling trying to hide under one of the Cornhole boards just for some sort of protection. Three other members of the deaf community Steve Azella Brian McFarland and Billy Brackett were also killed at the bar while playing Cornhole. He was and it's so hard to say was. It was the kindness person. Billy was Kelly Madela's uncle. He taught her sign language so she could communicate with her daughter who was nonverbal. He gave me a voice for my daughter. He bridged that connection for her and I. He gave me something I could never repay him back. So many families morning their loved ones while sheltering in place. The seals had to join a virtual vigil to remember Josh. Jason and Safeen are the oldest of the four kids he leaves behind. He loved hanging out with me, my sister, watching movies. He loved spending time with us as a family. My dad was always super funny and he loved to say you're just like your mom. At one point during our interview Elizabeth turning to address her two older kids. Just want to make sure you know that he loved the four of you tremendously. Every morning he loved his time with you guys getting you to school and making sure you have a great day telling you that he loves you fist bumps and you know he's wake you up Safeen and say morning sunshine. He absolutely adore his time with you. Time cut short by the worst mass shooting in Maine's history. Emily what an absolutely touching moment that was what what are the families telling you about what they want people to know about their loved ones. Well, last year these interviews understandably are incredibly difficult for families of the victims but they say they don't want their loved ones to become just part of some statistic. They want the nation to really know the innocent lives loss. I've lived here since 2012 and I've never I mean this is my stomping grounds. I've been stomping these grounds since I was 19 years old and I'm just overwhelmed. I've been here trying to spread you know some kind of comfort some kind of support but this is an overwhelming situation. I don't think we've ever had anything like this. It'll be a big big strong message to everyone to just to send love instead of hate. aika his songs There won't totally be what I'm thinking Killin' me just the same Snake the hideout is what my damage could have been And I've told me for my back pain Open up my heart again And I'll be your place I'm making over the rest of your life And sit and read If you love me, plus voice attempts Make me draw a name to believe Make me lose me, correct me And take your eyes, make them down like this I'm sweet and gravitated Snake the hideout is what my damage could have been Open up my heart again And I'll be your place I'm making over the rest of your life And sit and read If you love me, plus voice attempts Make me lose me, correct me And I'll be your place I'm making over the rest of your life And sit and read If you love me, plus voice attempts Make me lose me, correct me And take your eyes, make them down like this I'm making over the rest of your life And sit and read If you love me, plus voice attempts Make me lose me, correct me And I'll be your place Without the skin Make me lose me, correct me And I'll be your place Now, while I'm giving down I also wanted to thank our businesses who have provided overwhelming support for law enforcement, first responders, community partners, and residents The donations, food, everything, our businesses have really stepped up And I'm extremely proud of them And to all the residents I love you, I'm grateful for you And I appreciate the support you've shown each other the past few days My heart goes out to the victims and families And I also want to say that Luce Dyn is a strong city We are a close knit community and a resilient community I know that we'll be okay as we move forward together as one Luce Dyn Thank you very much And we've seen a number of community visuals as well In gatherings and remembrance for the victims And those events continue tonight Our Connor Clement was an Auburn tonight and has more on the emotional ceremony there The city of Auburn came together tonight with a vigil down on the waterfront And the evening culminated here at Norway Savings Bank Arena for a hockey game meant to show support and stand in solidarity with the friends and families Of the 18 victims who lost their lives tragically in Luce Dyn over a week ago The candlelight vigil and festival plaza hosted by the Faith Bat this church saw hundreds come out the cold to offer their support Auburn needed this, I felt that I needed it especially Because this is where I live and this is where my son lived And Auburn and Cus who were very proud of And I feel like I'm the only one who can do it And I feel like I'm the only one who can do it And I feel like I'm the only one who can do it And I feel like I'm the only one who can do it And I feel like I'm the only one who can do it And I feel like I'm the only one who can do it And I feel like I'm the only one who can do it And I feel like I'm the only one who can do it And I feel like I'm the only one who can do it And I feel like I'm the only one who can do it And I feel like I'm the only one who can do it And I feel like I'm the only one who can do it And I feel like I'm the only one who can do it And I feel like I'm the only one who can do it And I feel like I quote, Jeffreyentlyallailli. Jeffreyentlyallailli. FREDERLAND Morning Senior that his son may be dead. If you had my gut right now, I feel like I'm squashed. What advice my neck in the back of my head feels like. There's a vice squashing it the other way. And I don't know telling you the truth. What kind of night this is going to be from now until tomorrow when I wake up to the true facts. And that my son is dead and I know he's dead. I know it as well as I know I'm standing here telling you because he's not here and he's not at any other hospital. And he's not running the streets. He would have called us because he manages Shemingys. So I know he was there. We want to get back obviously to the major story that we were following for you tonight. The discovery of Robert Cards' body tonight found dead. Our Jack moment is in Lewis and again tonight. Talking with someone we had been hearing from regularly over the last 48 hours, Leroy Walker, who is a counselor in the city of Auburn, right across the river, and also learned that his son was among the dead from Wednesday's shooting. And Jack, understand you're talking with Leroy tonight. What do you hope people take away from this experience knowing your son about all of this? Let's make sure that it doesn't happen in any other community. That's the big thing. All together, we could stop this if we would only stop the hate in this world. Once we find a way of doing that, these things are not going to happen out there. That doesn't help getting my son's name out there or letting people in the world know that my son was a good boy. Excellent kid for this community is going to be missed by many. And again, if people are going to go away. And I'm hoping that we connect with enough people out there. So they think about it for a long time. A hero you described that's going to be deeply missed. He will be by many in this community. Thousands of thousands. Yes, he was. Leroy, we can't thank you enough for joining us now three times since this horrific tragedy and thinkable tragedy happened. And again, we thank you again for joining us tonight. After waiting 14 hours for word, the family learned he was killed. His father, Leroy Walker, describes the emptiness. Your old body, everything goes out of your heart, goes flip-flop. And it feels like there's a vice in you. Your head can't take it. And you just feel like you're going to blow up. That's what you feel like. I'll blow out. I'm not sure which way, but you got no legs. Yeah, mine can't. You're thinking, but you're not knowing what you're thinking. You don't even know where you're going. Yeah, it's an empty. It's just hard. I don't know how. Some people I've listened to people try to explain when something happens in these shootouts and stuff. I don't know how they do it. I can't explain it. Tell you the truth. I can't. I can tell you, though. It's empty. It's empty. I don't know what tomorrow's going to bring. I'm sorry. Well, I have to just wait and see, I guess. Joey Walker was shot to death as she made use. Shot to death, but then he went in to tell in her that he died as a hero, because he picked up a butcher knife from some ways. He has all that stuff nearby, or anyways. And he tried to go at the gunman to stop him from shooting anybody else. The gunman shot him twice through this. Has it changed your pain at all? Knowing that? It made it worse. Yeah, it made it worse. picked up a butcher knife and went after the gunman to try to stop him from killing other people. And that's when he shot my son to death, trying to save some more lives that he ended up losing his life. I can see my son right now with that grin that he always has on his face when he's planning something. And he's saying to me from up above, I bet you didn't plan on this, did you, dad? I can just see him, because he always called me pop. And yeah, he always had that little grin. Always whenever he was going to do something, a need help, a little grin would come out. And yeah, I can see him now. Joe, what a kid, and I miss him, and I love him so much. I love him. More now of our conversation with Justin and Samantha Jare, the owners of the Justin Time Recreation in Lewiston. They say they have spent the last four weeks navigating their new normal after finding themselves at the center of tragedy. Tonight we are hearing from Justin and Samantha for the first time. We just heard about how the seven people killed in their establishment, weren't just loyal customers. They were friends. That friendship is the driving force helping the couple move forward. Unbelievable. I felt cared for. I have had friends, family, strangers, dropping off food for us to make sure that we're eating, checking in on us, making sure that if there's anything we need, anything that it's incredible. It's really, truly incredible. Socks that it's such an unfortunate event that brings us together. But like I was telling you earlier, I just hope it carries on. We don't forget about this stuff in six weeks and start going back to being mean to each other, because it's the only way we're going to beat this. And this is for our community. It's not about him. That just shows me that the community needs this. Being in here again. What does it feel like to you guys? So we've been in here a couple of times. The first time after this incident, it was kind of weird. I guess I got to kind of come back in like before really anybody else. And I got to kind of like just have my peace. Because you know, obviously during the incident, you're not processing anything. So I got to come back in and kind of process and talk to my people. What does Lewiston's strong mean to you? That we're all able to come together and support each other and not allow this devastating tragic incident take away our freedom even, our peace. It's humanity. That's what the strong is. It doesn't matter what area code you're from or what this happens all over the country on a regular basis. But I mean, I definitely appreciate the support that we've got. I'm not knocking that for anything. It's just it's community. It's humanity. It's what we have to do. I'm not knocking that for anything. I'm not knocking that for anything. I'm not knocking that for anything. I'm not knocking that for anything. I'm not knocking that for anything. I'm not knocking that for anything. I'm not knocking that for anything. I'm not knocking that for anything. I'm not knocking that for anything. I'm not knocking that for anything. I'm not knocking that for anything. 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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Brian McFarlane. Brian McFarlane. Brian McFarlane. One by one, the names of the victims were read during last night's service. Leaders of all denomination spoke of the pain, healing, and resilience of this community. Ariel, dozens and dozens of people gathered right here at Kennedy Park, which is about two miles away from where these mass shootings happened. And you can see here behind me that people left candles and flowers. People in other communities also came together to show their support. But God, we still breathe. We still breathe. On Wednesday, the sound of gunshots rang through Louis in Maine as 18 people lost their lives in two separate mass shootings. Three days later, singing, hugging, and praying. This community tries to move on from a state of fear to begin healing. Good evening. We gather here tonight as a step towards the healing of our community, especially those who were victims or the families of those whose lives were taken in the city. The lives were taken in the tragic events of Wednesday night. A community is a group of people living in the same place or having shared bonds or interests. By virtue of our geographical location, we are a community. We are bound together by much more than where we live. We are a diverse community who now have the bond of shared brokenness, worry, fear, and loss. Look around. This is a representation of our community. Our backgrounds, our beliefs, and our stories may be different. However, one thing we have in common is that we have chosen Louis and the surrounding towns as our home. It is an honor to stand here tonight with a diverse group of faith leaders. We share a sense of community. Many faiths and belief systems are represented here. From my faith, I want to share with you a verse from the Bible that brings strength and encouragement. Psalm 31-24, be of good courage, and he shall strengthen your heart, all ye that hope in the Lord. Louis has a sign that says hopeful that hangs prominently shining for those who come into our city. For many who live in Louis, Jesus is their hope. They pray and live out their lives as best they know how, and Jesus is the source of our strength. During our healing process, let me encourage you to allow your hope in the Lord to strengthen and heal your hearts and minds. We have all seen the phrase and it has been mentioned here tonight, Louis and Strong. We are Louis and Strong. As we come together, support each other, and help our community heal, we will be Louis and Stronger. What has happened here may shape our growth, and we will not be defined by the tragedies that have happened here. We fear, anxiety, and trepidation will not dictate our present or future. I would like to pray for our community, for those who have experienced loss and heartache, for those who serve our community in so many ways. Please know that the congregation of the First United Pentecostal Church and I offer you our prayers, our love, our friendship. There are other ways we can support you. Please reach out to us. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Blue cloud and gray, you're not a cracker. Disney and weak and maladies, moving onward. So when it breaks you're not a maid. Yeah. The cracks and lies from where you gave up. They make and ease and never read. Oh. Oh. For all that has, you let them bleed you. For all that has, you let them bleed you. Then bear. For all that has, you let them bleed you. Oh. Yeah. Oh. Yeah. Oh. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You're literally in a crossfire with all of that. Yeah. It's like a five-and-one right up under the bullet. What are you thinking? You're thinking, I hate to say that. Are you thinking I'm going to die? Yeah. I already thought that when I got hit the first time, I thought I was going to die. I thought it was over when he said it had enough bombs, light up the city block. And then lots of long after that, I hear a bomb go off. My life I just kind of gave up. I was in a hospital bed where I was at. And I wound it all beat up. And I just couldn't, I couldn't believe it. I was actually very, like, you know, I'm in shock. But I don't think I'm in as much shock as I was as if it was the night of. And we were the first people you saw, you opened the door. And we were the first people to catch those couple of shots. And I got shot on my side. So it entered right here. And it came out, I can't show you the other one. But it came out like my back. It was straight down because that's how he shot. We was in there for hours at this point. He got on the phone with the police. And he was pledging the ISIS. He kept saying he was like, no, you talking to him? You talking to ISIS? And we were just like, what? He heard that we were still on the phone. And he was like, don't be stupid, give me your phones. So everybody was just like, pause for a second. He said, give up the phones. And so people were like, some bones. Only some bones went out. And he was like, you know, they was going to send a hostage and go to negotiate it. Did you want to talk to them? Because I don't, don't be stupid. Don't send a hostage and go to negotiate it. So I killed everybody in here. I got enough bones to light up the city block. And then my eyes opened. There's the biggest 50 cent pieces. And you know, you guys, those are really big. And I just looked like, then that's when I think I just gave up. Because I'm like, bones, I can't even let alone get up and run. For the many survivors of the post-rampage, the emotional wounds only seemed to deepen. 21-year-old Tiara Parker was shot that night after what started out is a night out dancing with her cousin and a close friend. I met with her just hours after she was released from the hospital. Can you see the holes? Those are the bullet holes? Yeah. That's unbelievable. Yeah. For three torturous hours, the trio was trapped in the nightclub bathroom. So the bullet went in there? Yeah, it went in here. And it came out of my back. And then a chilling moment. Coming face to face with the killer. I guess he must have thought I'd die with my eyes open. And I just kind of kept staring at him. And if I'm then, I thought in my mind that he was going to shoot me in my face. But like, I was just sitting there and I just stared at him. And he, like, then after he got up, you just hear him say, oh yeah. I'm just sitting there and I just saw him. And I just saw him. And I just saw him. And I just saw him. 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How are Tally of Clark is joining us live from Lewis in this evening. And Tally, it sounds like another fundraiser is actually planned for tomorrow, right? That's right, it is Tally. And it's almost been three weeks since the mass shooting here in Lewiston that killed 18 Maynars at the Schemengi's Bar and Grill and also here at the Justin Time bowling alley in Lewiston. And as the community heals from this, people want to help. And as you said, there is a fundraiser that is planned in Portland by folks in Maine's lobster industry. Everybody wants to do something for Lewiston. Lobstermen like Steve Train are catching and donating fresh Maine lobsters to Portland restaurants, Demilos, Jay's Oyster, the Porthole, in Luke's lobster. All right here on the waterfront. All agreed to do a special at the same time with the lobsters we're providing them. On Tuesday, November 14th, if you order a lobster special at one of these restaurants, that money will be donated to the victim families in Lewiston. We're going to do twin lobsters for the Twin Cities for 30 bucks. We're thinking about a single lobster. We're going to throw in some steamers with it. We're going to sell that for $20. Over the weekend, a softball tournament fundraiser at Randall Row Ballfields in Pettingill Park drew in a crowd, including actor and Lewiston native Patrick Dempsey. Organizers are still assessing the donations, but say they raised more than $100,000. Another local fundraiser at the Lewiston store, Rogueware, has raised nearly $200,000 in Lewiston's strong product sales. According to the Maine Community Foundation, more than a million dollars has been donated to the Lewiston Auburn area response fund. That's just counting the large scale donations that have been made public. That include a $250,000 donation from LLB in $100,000 donation from Bath Iron Works, $100,000 donation from TD Bank, and a $50,000 donation from Haniford. Our representative from the Maine Community Foundation tells me that there will likely be a news conference in Lewiston this week to talk about all the money that has been donated and raised for the Lewiston Auburn area response fund. And it is there where we hope to have a better idea about how much money has been raised in total and how that money will be distributed to the victim families. Reporting live in Lewiston, I'm Talia Clark for Maine's Total Coverage. As the mayor said, a day of giving and acts of kindness, we're just about small gestures about this community showing each other how much everyone has cared for one another during this horrible tragic week and doing something that would have a significant impact in someone's life. Whether it's buying a stranger a cup of coffee or buying a t-shirt. Isn't it fabulous? And you're a part of that. The city has deemed this one week anniversary an official day of kindness and giving everybody a chance to remember and uplift the community as a whole. And at Roglife Maine, Lew T-shirts and hats are flying off the shelves. The country loves Maine and Maine loves Lewiston. All proceeds go to the victims fund so far that's more than $150,000. It's one of those things, you know, we're going to be known for this and is that's a great thing to be known for. It's tragedy, but it brings Lewiston Maine to the forefront. T-shirts for myself. For locals like Vicki Wigman, it's one small thing to do to find light in the darkest of times. There isn't anybody who isn't, you know, feeling a lot from this, certainly some way more than others. And to focus on the people who are suffering and grieving the most that store there in Lewiston, tells me that they're actually giving out the orders for Maynars first, whoever's able to come pick them up, then shipping across the country. That includes a big donation and order from the New England Patriots, helpful in making that $150,000 raise possible so far. Coming up at 6 o'clock, we'll have more on these acts of kindness across the city and the state today.