Connor Sturgeon (1997-2023) was an American banker who is best known as the Louisville Kentucky mass shooter who was responsible for shooting people at a Louisville bank in 2023. He was shot dead by police after the chaos he caused.
Education of Connor Sturgeon
Sturgeon graduated from the University of Alabama in December 2020, as confirmed by a university representative. He enrolled in an accelerated master’s program, simultaneously earning his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in finance, according to spokesman Shane Dorrill.
Previously, Sturgeon was involved in basketball and track for his suburban Louisville high school. In 2015, he was recognized as a National Merit Scholarship semi-finalist, as reported by local media.
A person who attended high school with Sturgeon and knew him and his family expressed surprise at recent events, saying she had never witnessed any warning signs or indications that it might occur.
How Connor Sturgeon opened fire at Louisville Bank
Connor Sturgeon, a 25-year-old bank worker from Louisville, Kentucky, knew of his impending layoff and wrote a note to loved ones before heading to work Monday morning, where he sparked a shooting that left five people dead. and eight injuries, according to a law enforcement source.
Sturgeon had been employed at the bank for over a year, as the same source said. He live-streamed his assault on Instagram, but the video has since been taken down. Authorities identified the five victims, ages 40 to 64, as Joshua Barrick, Juliana Farmer, Tommy Elliott, Deana Eckert and James Tutt.
