ESPN's Outside The Lines chronicles the late Louis Mulkey. Mulkey, a former high school basketball coach and firefighter, died along with eight other men in a Charleston, SC furniture store fire on...
ESPN's Outside The Lines chronicles the late Louis Mulkey. Mulkey, a former high school basketball coach and firefighter, died along with eight other men in a Charleston, SC furniture store fire on June 18, 2007.
Those brave heroes are posthumously known as the Charleston Nine.
This heart-wrenching tale describes Mulkey's influences on his widowed wife, former colleagues and his players' run to the State Championship. Aired 6-1-2008.
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i just did a report on this fire for my fire supression class, and im not usually a guy who gets inspired or sentimental about stories, but my prof showed us this after and it got my heart going...obviously Mr. Mulkey was a really great guy...amazing story
RIP Captain, and all of the Charelston crew, this brother will always remember you.....and so will all of those like you that answer the call everytime that tone sounds.
As a FF I would love to meet ursopwnd13 and show how gay a FF is. I would beat you ass senseless just for calling a FF a faggot anyway. Especially one that gace his life but you probably wouldn't be worth it seeing how you probably wouldn't come out from behind your little keyboard to face a real man.
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