The storm arrived in New Orleans. At Memorial Hospital, doctors, nurses, and staff worked tirelessly, tending to patients while preparing for the onslaught.

A sense of relief had begun to bloom, fragile yet persistent, when whispers of a fresh crisis started to circulate. The waters, it seemed, were not receding as hoped.

Darkness fell upon the hospital as the power failed, plunging the corridors into an unsettling gloom. Dr. Mulderick and his staff found themselves battling not only the unfolding crisis but also the oppressive weight of the sudden outage. T…

The weight of care settled upon the staff: Mulderick, Pou, and many others wrestled with the question of how best to serve their patients, and how that service would be allocated.

Faced with mounting challenges, the staff at the hospital were compelled to make difficult choices.

In the wake of the storm, a grim task fell to those at Memorial: to understand the fate of the forty-five souls discovered within its walls. A meticulous investigation began, seeking answers to the tragedy that unfolded.

As Schafer and Rider delved deeper into the deaths at Memorial, new evidence began to surface, illuminating the path ahead.

They pressed their case forward, Schafer and Rider.