Kentucky Killings Caught On CCTV

Wesley N Higdon killed his supervisor, four other colleagues and himself in the rural Kentucky town of Henderson last month.

It was reported he had had a row with the supervisor about wearing goggles and using his mobile phone at work.

The CCTV video shows Higdon walking into the staff canteen, having already shot his boss in the car park.

He shoots at several colleagues, most of whom are able to flee. At least one is not so lucky, however.

Police said Wesley N. Higdon, 25, had an argument with his supervisor about wearing safety goggles and using his cell phone while was at his press machine Tuesday.

Later that night, as the supervisor escorted him from the building, Higdon shot him, apparently using a .45-caliber pistol he kept in his car. Then, he charged into a break room and the plant floor and kept shooting before turning the gun himself, police said.

"He just walked in, looked like he meant business, and started shooting at everybody," Henderson Police Sgt. John Nevels said at a news conference.

A man who called 911 frantically described the violent scene to a dispatcher, tallying up the number of dead around him.

"There's more than two people dead. There's like one, two, three, four, five people dead," the man said. "The supervisor is dead, too."