Sep 8, 2026 · 34 min · 11 segments
Amy Sussman is back. Her nephew Max Hathaway was killed in the October 2023 Lewiston shooting, on the day he graduated high school. Two years ago she learned what donors were never told: of the $6.6…
Amy SussmanGuest
To break that down even further, each person did not get the same amount of money.

A person did CPR on a person who died, held the hand of someone who died, or laid on the floor pretending to be dead so that they wouldn't be shot and killed and listening to the person next to them die.
Which doesn't even, I mean, when you start talking medical bills, it doesn't really go very far at all.
But then the trauma of that event, the things you've just described are incredibly traumatic.
And to think that there were further resources that could help those victims whether they were shot or not, is incredibly disturbing that those funds wouldn't go to the victims.

To break that down even further, each person did not get the same amount of money.

A person did CPR on a person who died, held the hand of someone who died, or laid on the floor pretending to be dead so that they wouldn't be shot and killed and listening to the person next to them die.
Which doesn't even, I mean, when you start talking medical bills, it doesn't really go very far at all.
But then the trauma of that event, the things you've just described are incredibly traumatic.
And to think that there were further resources that could help those victims whether they were shot or not, is incredibly disturbing that those funds wouldn't go to the victims.
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