A Brooklyn family commemorates the one-year anniversary of Christian Montrose's tragic death, a 19-year-old who was killed in a mistaken identity drive-by shooting. Amanda Montrose, his mother, reflects on the continuous pain and struggle to remember her son amidst grief. She expresses the desire to ensure his name and legacy endure, highlighting the profound impact of such senseless violence on families and communities. Amanda's efforts to honor Christian's memory reveal both the personal loss and broader societal issues surrounding gun violence.
For the past year, Amanda Montrose has been trying to piece together a nightmare after her son Christian was gunned down last March.
Christian was killed in a drive-by shooting in what police call a case of mistaken identity.
I want my son's name to live on," Amanda said as she expressed her pain about losing her son.
A Brooklyn family is marking a painful anniversary, one year since 19-year-old Christian Montrose was shot and killed outside his Canarsie home.
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