Invisible Choir explores detailed depictions of violence and murder and is not appropriate

for all audiences, listener discretion is advised.

We post just about everything online nowadays, our successes, our failures, and even for

some what they had for dinner last night.

But what happens when people blur the lines of privacy, exposing the world to their deepest

darkest problems, live in a high definition on social media for all to see, this time

on Invisible Choir.

I forget of him, but I never will forget.

I think what police, what's your emergency?

10-51am, April 12, 2018, Shreveport, Louisiana.

Corporal Brittany Mackie of the Shreveport Police is first on scene for an emergency call

of reported gunfire at 13-01 Natalie Street in the Cato Heights, South Highlands neighborhood.

The initial call for service is made by Anita Williams, she's hysterical and keeps repeating

that a man named Jonathan Robinson has forced his way into her daughter's home and is now

shooting indiscriminately outside their front door.

Corporal Mackie takes cover after making her initial approach to the residents, parking

just south of the red and white brick home at the end of a cul-de-sac.

The man begins firing at her with a semi-automatic SKS rifle, so she takes cover behind a thick

tree trunk in a neighbor's front yard, pinned down in the gunfire, awaiting critical

backup.

As more officers arrive, Mackie radios for them to stay back, as the only road leading to

the house where the shooter is barricaded himself is lined with parked cars and thick tree lines,

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