An independent commission established to investigate the deadliest shooting in Maine's history is set to unveil its final report on Tuesday. The commission was formed following the tragic mass shooting on October 25, carried out by an Army reservist, which claimed the lives of 18 individuals at a bowling alley and a bar and grill in Lewiston.
Over the course of nine months, the commission conducted numerous public meetings, heard from numerous witnesses, and reviewed extensive evidence. Testimonies included emotional accounts from family members, survivors, law enforcement officials, U.S. Army Reserves personnel, and others.
