Victims
Joseph Vito “Joe” Albanese, 52
Andrew Thomas “Drew” Keriakedes, 45
Kimberly Lynn “Kim” Layfield, 38
Gloria Janice Parsons Leonidas, 52
Donald B. “Don” Largen, 57
Leonard Meuse [survived]
I wish there were more people like Lawrence Adams in this world. When Ian Stawicki pulled his gun out and started shooting because he was declined service at the Cafe Racer (where he had previously been banned for his behavior), he decided to do what he needed to save lives. He only had some stools, which he threw at Stawicki, which enabled several other customers to leave. He is a true hero. More lives would have been lost without him.
Find-A-Grave: Joseph Vito “Joe” Albanese
Find-A-Grave: Andrew Thomas “Drew” Keriakedes
Find-A-Grave: Kimberly Lynn “Kim” Layfield
Find-A-Grave: Gloria Janice Parsons Leonidas
Find-A-Grave: Donald B. “Don” Largen
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Books
Homicide: The View from Inside the Yellow Tape: A True Crime Memoir
Movies/Documentaries
Evil Lives Here: He’s Still My Son
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