A year after Maine mass shooting, gunman’s family wants action on brain injury research in military

The family of the Army reservist who carried out a mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine, is grappling with the aftermath and seeking to raise awareness about traumatic brain injuries among military members. Despite the devastating impact of the shooting, the family is determined to prevent similar tragedies in the future. They have learned about brain banks and are advocating for research to better understand brain injuries in service members. Through Project Enlist, they hope to contribute to ongoing research efforts. Their ultimate goal is to start conversations about mental health awareness and brain injuries among service members to prevent future tragedies. The family also supports legal action to hold accountable those responsible for failing to respond to warning signs prior to the shooting. They are committed to honoring the memory of the victims and ensuring that their lives are not forgotten.