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Posted: August 29, 2008 |
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The days after Hurricane Katrina made landfall in Greater New Orleans, the normally lively city was eerily empty, save for law enforcement officers, military and journalists. Follow a reporter's journey through the city after the storm.
Produced and reported by Dave Gustafson | Photos courtesy wvgazette.com
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| A City Underwater |
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| The startling images on television of the destruction in New Orleans could not compare to the sensory overload of touring the city in a helicopter. Even at 500 feet over the city, the stench of mud, chemicals and death was stomach-churning. |
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| Photo Credit: Dave Gustafson |
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