Several victims of Connecticut shootings mourned
Hundreds of mourners have paid their respects to four of the victims of a workplace shooting at a Connecticut beer distribution company.
Funeral services were held Saturday for Craig Pepin, Bryan Cirigliano, Douglas Scruton and Victor James.
A service for Edwin "Eddie" Kennison, Jr., will be held Sunday and William Ackerman will be mourned Monday.
A service was held Wednesday for Louis Felder.
Meanwhile, Gov. M. Jodi Rell called for a day of remembrance for the victims Monday, including a moment of silence at 9:15 a.m. She said the victims' friends and families "have our support and our prayers."
Omar Thornton killed eight people and himself at the Hartford Distributors building on Tuesday. He said in a 911 call that he'd been racially discriminated against, but the company said he'd never complained about racism.
