Louisville man whose wife was shot in Cincinnati calls her survival a ‘miracle’

A Louisville man whose wife was shot at least a dozen times in last week’s mass shooting in...
A Louisville man whose wife was shot at least a dozen times in last week’s mass shooting in Cincinnati released a statement Monday. (Source: Waller Austin)(Source: Waller Austin)
Published: Sep. 10, 2018 at 2:57 PM EDT
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - A Louisville man whose wife was shot at least a dozen times in last week’s mass shooting in Cincinnati released a statement Monday.

Waller Austin, whose wife Whitney Austin somehow survived all of her injuries, shared his thanks for the efforts of first responders, as well as those who have offered their messages and prayers in recent days.

On Thursday, a man unleashed a barrage of gunfire inside Fifth Third Bank’s world headquarters, located at Fountain Square, the busy centerpiece of Cincinnati’s downtown area. The shooter killed three people before Cincinnati police officers shot and killed him. Whitney Austin and another victim are recovering from their injuries.

Monday, Waller Austin released the following statement on Facebook:

https://www.gofundme.com/CincinnatiStrongVictimsFund My wife Whitney Austin was one of the five innocent humans who...

Posted by Waller Austin on Monday, September 10, 2018

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