re: #11 allegro

There might be families willing to sign off on that, years later when the loss isn’t so fresh. If not, then show the aftermath, in the ambulance, the OR, the crime scene, before the cleanup.

My husband had a heart attack that triggered congestive heart failure last summer. I remember being shuttled into the ER room and the amount of bloody stuff everywhere was astounding. He died twice, once in my arms and also in the ambulance on the way to the hospital a few days before that. What had to be done to save his life was not lost on me when I saw the carnage afterwards. And that had nothing to do with a gun. I can only imagine what an OR looks like after a shooting victim is done with the room.