\ Posted on 04/10/2023 9:43:55 AM PDT by Red Badger
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A shooting Monday at a bank building in downtown Louisville killed five people and injured at least six others, police said. The suspected shooter was also dead, police said. Connor Sturgeon, the shooter from Louisville, is a 25-year-old man. He was reportedly a worker at the Old National Bank
Louisville Metropolitan Police Department Deputy Chief Paul Humphrey told reporters that officers who arrived on the scene “found active gunshots inside the location at the time.”
According to the report of Intel Point Alert, Gunman is 25-year-old Connor Sturgeon, who reportedly texted a friend before shooting saying he was feeling suicidal and “would shoot up the bank.
That’s what we’ve heard from the mainstream media so far!
However, here’s what the mainstream media ignored so far!
The Louisville shooter has been identified as Connor Sturgeon (He/Him). Was/were’s LinkedIn profile remains active.
We have screenshots below:
Don’t get confused you have to be logged in to see the pronouns!
The same inconsistency was present for the Tennessee shooter — I think it matters if you’re logged in, viewing on the web vs. app, etc. we could see and confirm the pronouns when our investigator logged in on the web.
Another radical leftist.
Extreme leftism is getting out of hand.
Connor Sturgeon was a union associate and portfolio banker at Old National Bank in Louisville, Kentucky. His impressive career path began when he completed the ONB Commercial Banking Development Training Program in April 2022. Since then, he has made a name for himself in the banking industry.
According to the Linkedin profile, Sturgeon has a master’s degree in finance from the University of Alabama and is certified in the RMA loan decision process. These qualifications have equipped him with the skills and knowledge to excel in his role at Old National Bank. As a syndicate associate and portfolio banker, Sturgeon is responsible for managing the bank’s loan portfolio, assessing risk and working with a team of professionals to ensure the bank’s lending practices are sound”.
In the old days we would say he was vice president of the left side of the bank...fourth floor.
I would bet that he had accounts under an assumed name..............
Something in the water?
Sounds fishy to me
That sure doesn’t sound like a typical mass shooter, maybe disgruntled employee? And a second shooting in town?
Looks like this pronoun stuff has gone mainstream. I’ve been retired from a university for some years now and have a retiree email account. I don’t use it all that much but keep it going incase somebody I interacted with wants to find me, etc. I received an email from the university several weeks ago for me to verify some changes they made to their identification database. I am retired so I don’t show up in the campus directory. However, I was still able to declare my pronouns if I so desired.
October 2, 2007, Greencastle, Ind. - “Todd Sturgeon said he was watching his son, Connor, at a basketball camp recently when he had a realization: Maybe he’d rather have more time to spend with his own sons than other people’s,” begins a story in today’s Indianapolis Star. “After 10 seasons as the men’s basketball coach at the University of Indianapolis, the 42-year-old has decided to step away from the profession, possibly for good,” continues the article on Sturgeon, a 1988 graduate of DePauw University.
People in banking g with his credentials make peanuts. But they stay clean.
Yes Dr. FREUD
Confiscate the freaks, not the nugs.
Those were the first two conjectures that I had also. It almost always is disgruntled or rejected.
I believe laid off last week. Biden Policy Leading to Bank Failures=layoffs.
Probably being isolated - and having his kids isolated - for 2 years with the lockdown had more to do with it than going back to work.
His new name is was and were.
I wander away for a little while and miss the pun stars!
Yeah, it’s really the sole of the thing.
I don’t think this shooting was a fluke.
Dark humor, I suppose. No disrespect to the innocent victims. RIP
We all must cope in our own ways. There’s no plaice in decent society for such horrors.
It’s going to all work out. The senseless is somehow going to make sense. I can say that because what I don’t know is infinitely more than what I do know!
Makes sense. He blamed the wrong people.
He puts “MS” after his name ...
In what field of endeavor is it normal to use a Master’s Degree as a title? I’ve never seen that before. “MD”, “PhD”, “PE”, “CPA”, for example, but never “MS”.
Whatever his problem was may have been developing in isolation during the lockdown. I think that sent a lot of people over the edge and then when they went back to work, they were so disoriented that they didn’t know how to function.
A lot of our “trans” teens were about 13-14 at the beginning of the shutdown, and depending on their state and the power of the Teachers’ Union, were still isolated two or almost three years later. Insecurity grows worse and craziness flourishes in isolation.
And then when they came back the US government had somehow decided that this “trans” nonsense was the ultimate tool against Christianity and even non-believing folk who valued the rationalist Judeo-Christian Greco-Roman tradition.
I know someone in academia who had her gawky, uncomfortable teenage son, who could never compete with his mother’s golden girl daughter, decide he was “trans” and mother is now referring to him as her daughter. We all live in Florida, so she’s sending him off to an NE state where people will be more “understanding” than Florida (which is limiting and in general doesn’t permit these “transitions” of minors).
I hope she realizes that her next news of him will probably be his suicide, apparently the question most frequently raised in trans chat-rooms etc.
But that doesn’t matter.
I think this man probably had mental issues (depression), he had been fired over it, but he possibly had had had some dubious dealings as loan officer that either he didn’t like or the bank didn’t like, and this was the result.
Not justifying him at all, just saying there’s more to this.
Maybe it’s an honorific.............😏
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