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Hey everyone,
I was just thinking about how the Mardi Gras World shooting impacted not just the immediate victims, but so many people around them. I recently learned that some of the stray bullets hit cars nearby, and it got me thinking about the sheer chaos and fear everyone must have felt in that moment. Imagine being there to enjoy music and fun, only to have such terror unfold around you.
It’s really chilling that this kind of violence can erupt in a place meant for celebration and joy. My heart goes out to those who were affected, especially the families of Kendrell Fields and Deron Hitchens. The loss they must feel is unimaginable, and it’s a stark reminder of how fragile life is. I hope that with the arrest of Michael Angeletta, they can find some form of justice and peace.
Has anyone here heard about how the community has been coping with this? I know New Orleans is resilient, but this must have left a deep scar. Would love to hear any thoughts or updates on how folks are doing now.
Stay safe, everyone. ?
Hey everyone,
I've been reading through the threads about Kendrell Fields and the tragedy that unfolded that night during Mardi Gras in 2014. It's unimaginable to think about the chaos and fear that must have gripped the crowd in those moments. Concerts should be a time of joy and celebration, especially during such a huge cultural event. My heart goes out to everyone affected, especially Kendrell's family and friends who had to wait years for any form of justice—it's been such a long road for them.
I'm curious about the investigation process that led to Michael Angeletta's arrest four years later. It seems like there was so much mystery surrounding the case before 2018. Does anyone have more insights on what evidence might have finally connected him to the crime? Hoping to better understand what happened and how authorities pieced everything together over those years.
Has anyone else thought about the sheer number of people that must have been at Mardi Gras World that night? I mean, the chaos and confusion during the Fat Tuesday celebrations must have been overwhelming. My heart goes out to Kendrell Fields' family and friends who have had to deal with this for years. I can't even imagine what it was like for them to hear about someone they loved being taken away in such a senseless way amidst what should have been a night of joy and celebration. It's unsettling to think that so many people in a festive crowd could suddenly become witnesses to such a tragedy. Thinking about how the energy of that night shifted so quickly is haunting. If anyone was there and has insight into how the events unfolded, I'd be interested to hear more, particularly around the security and how the aftermath was handled.