9NEWS: You can’t put a price on closure. But parents of students that survived the Evergreen High School shooting have been given the price it will cost to fully learn what happened. Families have been left to file open records requests to see what investigators learned, but haven’t shared. 

Nearly six months after a gunman opened fire inside Evergreen High School, parents of students who survived the attack say they are still searching for answers and a brief investigative summary released by the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office has done little to satisfy them.

Michael Farrell’s son, a sophomore, hid in the school’s band room on Sept. 10 as a classmate fired a gun inside the building. The shooter got through a window and fired two shots into the room where students were sheltering. 

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