The bank also helped establish a “Love for Louisville ONB Survivors Fund” that directly benefits Old National employees who were victims of the mass shooting and their families.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Survivors can continue their lawsuit against the store that sold the gun used in the mass shooting at Old National Bank two years ago. On April 10, 2023, a gunman opened ...

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Victims of the mass shooting at Old National Bank in Louisville. | April 10, 2023 "When I could hear gunshots elsewhere, that was easier for me. I felt safer.

The Kentucky gun shop that sold the AR-15 used to kill five people at a Louisville bank is facing a lawsuit from survivors and families of the victims.

Victims of the Old National Bank shooting and their families have filed a lawsuit against River City Firearms, alleging the Louisville gun shop was negligent in selling an AR-15-style rifle and ...

Karen Tutt speaks about her late husband, Jim Tutt, who was killed in the April 2023 Old National Bank mass shooting in Louisville. Jan. 22, 2024 ...

"Louisville is a big, small town," Thomas said. "The woman who was at the gun shop was familiar with some of the people that worked at Old National Bank, so that is how the name got over to us.

The lawsuit was filed by Louisville Attorney Tad Thomas, Romanucci & Blandin, a Chicago-based company that represents several other mass-shooting survivors and Everytown Law, the largest group of ...

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"Louisville is a big, small town," Thomas said. "The woman who was at the gun shop was familiar with some of the people that worked at Old National Bank, so that is how the name got over to us.

Connor Sturgeon, 25, shot and killed five bank employees in downtown Louisville on April 10, 2023. The victims were Thomas Elliot, James Tutt, Juliana Farmer, Joshua Barrick and Judy Eckert.