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Hey, I'm Kelly McEvers from NPR's Embedded,

and we are bringing you our series, Capital Gazette,

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One day in the summer of... Capital Gazette on uncover.

One day in the summer of 2018

at a small newspaper in Annapolis, Maryland,

the staff was doing what they do.

One reporter was writing the annual guide to local government agencies,

another was putting out the results of a primary election.

And then, right in the middle of the day, a man with a gun shot his way into their office and killed five people.

Hours later, one of the survivors, Saline San Felice, was on CNN.

Saline, where were you and what did you first hear?

I mean, I remember I was working at my desk

when I heard the shots.

First, she tells Anderson Cooper her story.

But then at one point she sort of interrupts herself

and says this terrible truth about mass shootings.

This is going to be a story for how many days, less than a week.

People will forget about us after a week.

People will forget about us after a week.

People will forget about us. Saline was saying this nine months after the shooting at a concert in Las Vegas,

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