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Amy Sussman

Amy Sussman, aunt of Lewiston mass shooting victim Maxx Hathaway, and advocate for victims' families seeking transparency in the distribution of Lewiston-Auburn relief fund donations.

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PODCASTS

Sep 27, 2026

“What He Wanted Most To Be Was A Dad” — Sussman On Remembering Maxx Hathaway — Part One

Sep 27 · 27m

Karina QuirkHOST

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And

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that was work they had been wanting to do for a long time.

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10:07

And I just don't understand that.

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10:09

Honestly, I grew up in a YMCA and I swam at that YWCA in Lewiston.

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10:15

And knowing the group of people from the shooting, so many of them were young people with families.

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10:21

The bowling had a kid's night.

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10:22

It was like a kid's night that night.

6 MINS LATER

Karina QuirkHOST

16:41

What is your response to that? So if you

“We Should All Be on the Same Side” — Sussman On The Oversight Hearing — Part Two

Sep 27 · 25m

Karina QuirkHOST

3:27

Do you want to walk us through how

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that went? Sure.

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Thankfully, Representative John Eder, and I truly am so grateful to him, we would not be in front of that committee without him.

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So May 28th, he submitted a letter to his own committee.

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He's on the committee asking for the OPEGA department, OPEGA director to initiate investigation.

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3:46

That letter, I don't know the process, really.

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3:49

I don't spend my time going to oversight committee meetings in the state.

Karina QuirkHOST

7:30

all

Speak Up with Laurel Libby

Speak Up with Laurel Libby

Proof the Lewiston Victims Fund Broke Its Promise | Bonus Episode with Amy Sussman

Sep 8 · 33m

Laurel LibbyHOST

15:33

Tell us about that piece of it for you, for the victims of the shootings.

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15:38

There are definitely organizations on that list that could.

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15:41

There are certainly some that can't.

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I reached out to the mill, the museum, which just had its grand reopening.

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And I asked, acknowledging that you are having this grand reopening, the healing shooting exhibit is getting a new home.

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16:01

When there are some people from the shooting who've lost their homes.

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It is not healing to them to see a new home for an exhibit while they don't have one.

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Laurel LibbyHOST

26:51

Can you speak to that?