Accident – Death – Obituary News :
The Incident at the Chiefs Super Bowl Rally
On February 14th, a tragic incident occurred at the Chiefs Super Bowl rally in Kansas City, which was meant to be a day of celebration. Unfortunately, the day turned into a nightmare when a mass shooting took place, resulting in the death of one person and injuries to 22 others.
Mistaken Identity
Following the shooting, social media posts went viral falsely identifying Denton Loudermill as the shooter. Loudermill was shocked and dismayed by the mistaken identity, stating, “They really don’t know who I am. They got the wrong guy.”
Clearing His Name
Loudermill, who was detained but not arrested by the Kansas City Police Department, is now on a mission to clear his name. He vehemently denies any involvement in the tragic events that unfolded on that fateful day.
Family’s Support
Loudermill’s older sister, Reba Paul, expressed her anger at the false accusations against her brother. She emphasized the emotional toll it has taken on Loudermill, who now lives in constant fear of being judged based on misinformation.
Advocating for Justice
LaRonna Lassiter-Saunders, the founder of My Better America, a non-profit organization dedicated to correcting injustices, has rallied behind Loudermill. She has called for the truth of his innocence to be spread as quickly and widely as the initial false accusations.
Legal Defense Fund
In an effort to support Loudermill in clearing his name, My Better America has set up a legal defense fund. The organization’s primary focus is to ensure that justice prevails and that Loudermill’s reputation is restored.
Let us all stand behind Denton Loudermill in his quest for justice and truth. It is essential that we correct the misinformation that has caused him undue hardship and suffering.
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