Reports suggest the U.S. may have played a greater role than has officially been admitted.
At age three, Rodney Lomax was stranded for five days living on the interstate overpass near the Superdome with his grandmother and neighbors after Hurricane Katrina flooded his New Orleans home. His grandmother, Rhonda Lomax, shielded him from what horrors she could. In the wake of the storm she made sure he got therapy and proper support as she worried he had posttraumatic stress syndrome. Twenty years later, Rodney still remembers the fear, but also the protection and love that saved him. Photojournalist Kathleen Flynn first met Rodney and Rhonda on the interstate overpass in 2005. She reconnected with them in 2010 and has produced several stories about their lives since.
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