VIDEO: Gunman Livestreamed Mass Shooting On Instagram at Louisville Bank (Watch)
Connor Sturgeon’s Livestream Video Viral on Instagram? The recent mass shooting at a bank in Louisville, Kentucky, has sent shockwaves through the nation.
One detail that has emerged is that the shooter, identified as Connor Sturgeon, live-streamed the massacre on Instagram. The video has since been taken down, but the implications of live-streaming such a violent event on social media have sparked important discussions.
Gunman Livestreamed Mass Shooting On Instagram at Louisville Bank
In this article, we will delve into what is known about the Connor Sturgeon video and explore the potential consequences of live-streaming violent events on social media.
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The recent mass shooting at Louisville, Kentucky’s Old National Bank has shocked the entire country. The fact that the shooter, Connor Sturgeon, live-streamed the whole incident on Instagram is one revelation from this tragedy.
The consequences of live-streaming such a violent occurrence on social media have provoked significant discussions, even if the video has already been removed.
Sturgeon can be seen strolling through the bank and discharging his handgun at coworkers and customers in the cellphone video. He can be heard saying horrible things like “This is for everyone who f****d me over” and “I hope everyone knows what they’ve done” during the live stream.
The video was uploaded on Instagram and stayed there for a while before being removed. The video was real and was really shared on Instagram, according to the police.
