Louisville Old National Bank transitions from crime scene to memorial

The pavement outside of Old National Bank in Louisville, Kentucky, transformed into a somber memorial the day after a deadly mass shooting that killed five people.

But for many, it was part of their normal commute to work. Or even an unsuspected stop during a vacation.

Until Monday at 8:30 a.m., 333 E. Main St. in downtown Louisville was a bank that largely went unnoticed as tourists wandered between attractions and workers went about their days. But when a shooter opened fire, killing five people and wounding many others, first it became a crime scene. By the time the sun rose Tuesday morning, the glass that had been blown out from the front windows had been replaced by boards, the bloodstains on the sidewalks had faded and the roads had reopened.