Reeks.

Invisible choir explores detailed depictions of violence and murder and is not appropriate for all

audiences.

Listener discretion is advised.

He was crying.

There was a mucus coming from his nose and mouth area and he was kind of just in a downward position

apparently it seemed as well he was praying. A wedding is supposed to be a happy occasion.

It's an opportunity for two people who love one another

to make a public commitment, to combine their two families

into one, to express devotion and faithfulness. But that wasn't the case for Mark

Kistiglioni and Claire McMullen, who were scheduled to be married at the New England

Pentecostal Ministries Church at 10 a.m. on October 12, 2019.

Just as they finished saying their vows, a man with a gun walked into the sanctuary, took aim, and pulled the trigger.

What should have been Mark and Claire's special day had erupted into chaos as an all-out active shooter incident unfolded, all because of a tangled

web of family mental illness and murder. And then. Louis Garcia was a pillar of the community in Pelham, New Hampshire.

There he was an elder and a pastor at the New England Pentecostal

Ministries Church. Like any good shepherd, Lewis cared deeply about his flock. He went out of his

way to help and show love to people who were struggling,

befriending those who society might otherwise have let slip through the cracks.

His wife Patricia Garcia Garcia later explained.

What was his position of the church?

He was a minister.

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