More than 2,000 people braved icy rain in Illinois for a vigil paying respects to five persons killed and five police officers wounded by a factory worker who opened fire on Friday after losing his job.
Solemn mourners stood before five white crosses with the names of the dead and hand-written remembrances outside the factory where the shooting took place in Aurora.
The crosses bore the names of the dead: a 21-year-old intern Trevor Wehner, the plant manager, Josh Pinkard, the human resources manager, Clayton Parks, a mold operator and union chairman; and a stock room attendant Vicente Juarez.
The gunman himself was killed about 90 minutes later in a gunfight with police who stormed the building.
More than 2,000 people braved icy rain in Illinois for a vigil paying respects to five persons killed and five police officers wounded by a factory worker who opened fire on Friday after losing his job.
Solemn mourners stood before five white crosses with the names of the dead and hand-written remembrances outside the factory where the shooting took place in Aurora.
The crosses bore the names of the dead: a 21-year-old intern Trevor Wehner, the plant manager, Josh Pinkard, the human resources manager, Clayton Parks, a mold operator and union chairman; and a stock room attendant Vicente Juarez.
The gunman himself was killed about 90 minutes later in a gunfight with police who stormed the building.
More than 2,000 people braved icy rain in Illinois for a vigil paying respects to five persons killed and five police officers wounded by a factory worker who opened fire on Friday after losing his job.
Solemn mourners stood before five white crosses with the names of the dead and hand-written remembrances outside the factory where the shooting took place in Aurora.
The crosses bore the names of the dead: a 21-year-old intern Trevor Wehner, the plant manager, Josh Pinkard, the human resources manager, Clayton Parks, a mold operator and union chairman; and a stock room attendant Vicente Juarez.
The gunman himself was killed about 90 minutes later in a gunfight with police who stormed the building.
More than 2,000 people braved icy rain in Illinois for a vigil paying respects to five persons killed and five police officers wounded by a factory worker who opened fire on Friday after losing his job.
Solemn mourners stood before five white crosses with the names of the dead and hand-written remembrances outside the factory where the shooting took place in Aurora.
The crosses bore the names of the dead: a 21-year-old intern Trevor Wehner, the plant manager, Josh Pinkard, the human resources manager, Clayton Parks, a mold operator and union chairman; and a stock room attendant Vicente Juarez.
The gunman himself was killed about 90 minutes later in a gunfight with police who stormed the building.
More than 2,000 people braved icy rain in Illinois for a vigil paying respects to five persons killed and five police officers wounded by a factory worker who opened fire on Friday after losing his job.
Solemn mourners stood before five white crosses with the names of the dead and hand-written remembrances outside the factory where the shooting took place in Aurora.
The crosses bore the names of the dead: a 21-year-old intern Trevor Wehner, the plant manager, Josh Pinkard, the human resources manager, Clayton Parks, a mold operator and union chairman; and a stock room attendant Vicente Juarez.
The gunman himself was killed about 90 minutes later in a gunfight with police who stormed the building.
More than 2,000 people braved icy rain in Illinois for a vigil paying respects to five persons killed and five police officers wounded by a factory worker who opened fire on Friday after losing his job.
Solemn mourners stood before five white crosses with the names of the dead and hand-written remembrances outside the factory where the shooting took place in Aurora.
The crosses bore the names of the dead: a 21-year-old intern Trevor Wehner, the plant manager, Josh Pinkard, the human resources manager, Clayton Parks, a mold operator and union chairman; and a stock room attendant Vicente Juarez.
The gunman himself was killed about 90 minutes later in a gunfight with police who stormed the building.
More than 2,000 people braved icy rain in Illinois for a vigil paying respects to five persons killed and five police officers wounded by a factory worker who opened fire on Friday after losing his job.
Solemn mourners stood before five white crosses with the names of the dead and hand-written remembrances outside the factory where the shooting took place in Aurora.
The crosses bore the names of the dead: a 21-year-old intern Trevor Wehner, the plant manager, Josh Pinkard, the human resources manager, Clayton Parks, a mold operator and union chairman; and a stock room attendant Vicente Juarez.
The gunman himself was killed about 90 minutes later in a gunfight with police who stormed the building.
More than 2,000 people braved icy rain in Illinois for a vigil paying respects to five persons killed and five police officers wounded by a factory worker who opened fire on Friday after losing his job.
Solemn mourners stood before five white crosses with the names of the dead and hand-written remembrances outside the factory where the shooting took place in Aurora.
The crosses bore the names of the dead: a 21-year-old intern Trevor Wehner, the plant manager, Josh Pinkard, the human resources manager, Clayton Parks, a mold operator and union chairman; and a stock room attendant Vicente Juarez.
The gunman himself was killed about 90 minutes later in a gunfight with police who stormed the building.
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