Kansas City Chiefs parade shooting timeline: Video confirms the exact time gunshots started

Audio captured by sister station KMBC's cameras shows a rapid series of gunfire that began after Kansas City Super Bowl parade celebrations on the west side of Union Station around 1:48 p.m. CT on Wednesday.The videos in this story may be disturbing to some. Viewer discretion is advised.Here's a breakdown of the timing: It began just nine seconds after the radio voice of the Chiefs, Mitch Holthus, thanked Chiefs Kingdom following the conclusion of the team’s Super Bowl victory rally. Police confirmed they are investigating the gunshots originating near Pershing and Kessler, just west of Union Station.Two of KMBC's cameras captured the audio of the rapid gunshots.And as KMBC anchor Lara Moritz and sports director Len Jennings waited to broadcast, gunshots could be heard in the background. Both had headsets on and did not hear the gunfire.But, in the crowd, you could see people looking to the west after the shots happened.Moritz and Jennings pivoted quickly from broadcasting about the rally to breaking the news to the public about the shootings.A second KMBC camera angle was rolling, too, from the platform of the Liberty Memorial. From that view, you can see the crowd scattering in various directions as the gunshots are heard.About thirty seconds after the first gunshots, a KMBC camera captured people running west into the Union Station parking garage.The video also shows KCPD officers trying to move Chiefs players off stage.Witness video shows people scattering up the hill of the Liberty Memorial around 1:51 p.m. and good Samaritans tackling a suspect around 1:51 p.m. as well.Then, all those police, medical workers, and ambulances moved in, working quickly to save lives.Over the next hour, they moved people out of harm's way at Union Station.