Amy Martinez

This had to have meant a lot for the father and son to work on this creative project that grew out of their real life experiences.

Because I got to work with Nick.

And even though we had struggled through some difficult times and the making of the movie certainly dredged those things up, it was also an opportunity to work through a lot of that stuff.

Nick Reiner talking years ago.

Mandelit, what have you heard from people who know him since this news of this crime has become known?

NPR's Mandolito Barco, thanks so much.

Police in Providence, Rhode Island, released new images of the person they suspect to be the gunman in a mass shooting at Brown University.

They're asking for the public's help in identifying the person who killed two students and injured nine others, and the FBI is now offering a reward.

This is one of many moments when it's useful that NPR has local stations to keep us up to date, and they include Ocean State Media in Rhode Island, where reporter David Wright has been following the case.

David, good morning.

Morning, Steve.

Are these new images any better than the one image people had seen?

A bit.

You know, police have been going door to door in the neighborhood around the engineering building at Brown where the shooting took place, asking people for their doorbell camera footage.

And some of these new images were taken hours before the shooting, just a few blocks away.

The previous footage showed a person in dark clothes, mostly from behind.

And in these new images, assuming it's the same guy,

You can see a little more detail.

He wears a mask, but you can see his eyes, and you can tell his build.

I describe him as a bit stocky.