We continue the firsthand account of Enrique Hernandez's shooting , as he shares details on the eventful moments he experienced. This episode continues as he recalls the first few moments and days in the hospital, and reflections looking back on that day.

In this episode we listen to stories about life during recovery post-incident. Officer Hernandez shares insight on overcoming adverse situations and maintaining a positive outlook.

Officer Hernandez  shares detailed insight about the day he was shot multiple times. He also talks with Michael about his life now and some advice he can give based on his experience.

In this episode, we speak with Anne Markley, CEO of TESSA, an organization that provides safety and resources for those experiencing domestic violence in Colorado Springs. Originally formed as an information provider and resource referral service, TESSA has evolved into a multi-faceted agency that includes a confidential Safehouse, Victim Advocacy, Counseling and Children’s Programs, a 24/7 Safe Line, and Community Outreach and Education

Katrina is a survivor of unthinkable abuse, including being shot twice in the head. In the final episode of her story, we hear about the remaining physical effects she lives with today, including  lack of short term memory.

Katrina is a survivor of unthinkable abuse, including being shot twice in the head. In this episode, Katrina talks about her children going hungry living in a remote area of Mexico. She shares stories of the violent abuse being passed through generations in a cycle shaped by culture.

Katrina is a survivor of unthinkable abuse, including being shot twice in the head. In this episode, Katrina shares what happened on the day of the shooting, and shares stories and reflections on the abusive life she has endured.

Katrina is a survivor of unthinkable abuse, including being shot twice in the head. In this episode we learn of her life leading up to the fateful day of the shooting.