People in Seattle are still processing a mass shooting on Sunday that left three dead.
It happened on the final day of the Bite of Seattle, a lively food festival that draws thousands of attendees every year.
A day after the shooting, Arron Murphy-Paine helped organize a vigil at the Seattle Center, where the shooting happened.
His son, Amarr Murphy-Paine, was shot and killed outside of Garfield High School in 2024 while he was breaking up a fight. That case remains unsolved.
Murphy-Paine sat down with Soundside to reflect on the Seattle Center shooting.
Guest: Arron Murphy-Paine
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