Pictures: Workplace Shooting In Manchester
Rabbi Mayer Berger (L) with the Chesed Shel Emes Volunteer Emergency Services Unit in Brooklyn, NY, leads a group of volunteers carrying plastic bags that contain blood and tissue of Loius Felder, one of eight victims of yesterdays shooting at Hartford Distributors in Manchester. By Orthodox Jewish law the blood of a person is considered as holy as his life and anything that can be recovered, in this case a crime scene, needs to be buried with the person for a proper burial. The bags will be placed in the casket or directly in the grave so that they may be in closest contact to the earth and reflect a belief that the dead will rise in Israel in the messianic age. (JOHN WOIKE / HARTFORD COURANT)
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Hartford Distributors employee Omar Thornton reportedly shot and killed eight of his co-workers before turning the gun on himself at the Manchester beer and wine distributor on August 3, 2010.
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Rabbi Mayer Berger, right, of the Chesed Shel Emes Volunteer Emergency Unit and another volunteer wait for the OK to enter the premises to prepare the body of Louis Felder, a victim of Tuesday’s mass shooting at the Hartford Distributors in Manchester. The volunteers are from
A member of Chesed Shel Emes Volunteer Emergency Services Unit in
An unidentified man stands at the entrance to
Police guard the entrance to Hartford Distributors following a shooting in Manchester.
Rabbi Mayer Berger, left, along with members of Chesed Shel Emes walk from the crime scene at Hartford Distributors after collecting the personal remains of Louis Felder Jr. in Manchester. Felder, 50 a supervisor at Hartford Distributors is to be buried today, in accordance with Jewish law.
Police guard the entrance to Hartford Distributors following a shooting in Manchester.
Rabbi Mayer Berger (2L) speaks to a reporter as members of Chesed Shel Emes leave the crime scene at Hartford Distributors after collecting the personal remains of Louis Felder Jr. in Manchester. Felder, 50 a supervisor at Hartford Distributors is to be buried today, in accordance with Jewish law.
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Rabbi Mayer Berger, left, walks with a man carrying bags of blood-covered fabric outside the Hartford Distributors building, where a gunman killed eight and himself, in Manchester. According to Rabbi Berger, he was there to retrieve all the body remains of Louis Felder, who was expected to be buried later in the day. (CHARLES KRUPA / AP)
Bags of blood-covered fabric are carried from the Hartford Distributors building, where a gunman killed eight and himself on Tuesday, in Manchester. (CHARLES KRUPA / AP)
Rabbi Mayer Berger, left, follows a man carrying bags of bloodied fabric past a makeshift memorial outside the Hartford Distributors building, where a gunman killed eight people and himself on Tuesday, in Manchester. (CHARLES KRUPA / AP)
Lt. Christopher Davis of the
The scene outside Manchester High School, where Hartford Distributors employees, family and emergency workers gathered after the mass shooting at Hartford Distributors, in Manchester, on August 3, 2010. (RICK HARTFORD/ HARTFORD COURANT)
The scene outside Manchester High School, where Hartford Distributors employees, family and emergency workers gathered after the mass shooting on August 3, 2010. (RICK HARTFORD/HARTFORD COURANT)
At the corner of Chapel Rd. and
A couple leaves Manchester High School in the aftermath of shooting at Hartford Distributors. (MARK MIRKO/HARTFORD COURANT)
A memorial of flowers and candles are setup in front of the entrance to Hartford Distributors following a shooting in Manchester.
Flowers are placed along the road leading to Hartford Distributors, the site of a
Live trucks and production vehicles from outlets across the country line the streets in Manchester near Hartford Distributors. (Christine Dempsey / Hartford Courant)
This was the scene on August 3, 2010 near the I-291 exit 5 on ramp on Chapel Road in
Kristi Hannah, 26, displays a tattoo she has on her upper thigh which bears the name “Omar” under the moon, it is mostly faded now but she said it described the way “He turned my world upside down, I was so in love with him”.
Kristi Hannah, 26, opened up about her boyfriend Omar Thornton the day after he opened fire on coworkers at Hartford Distributors in manchester killing eight people before turning the gun on himself. (JOHN WOIKE / HARTFORD COURANT)
Kristi Hannah, 26, rubs a pendant that bears the initial of her boyfriend’s name as she thinks of him while talking about
Kristi Hannah, 26, is concerned about the way her boyfriend,
Kristi Hannah, right, girlfriend of
