ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On Saturday night, August 3, 2019, most Dayton, OH residents went to bed trying to comprehend why a maniac went into a Wal Mart in El Paso, Texas earlier that day and killed 23 people in a mass shooting. But, by the time Daytonians would wake up Sunday morning they would have to deal with another mass shooting, but time it was in their own backyard, Dayton’s Oregon District.
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