Lacey Russell - Producer
Lacey Russell
Producer
Lacey Russell is a producer for CNN based in Atlanta. She shoots, edits and produces video news content for CNN's Digital Video team.
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Drone footage shows devastating aftermath of tornado
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Apr 27, 2024
Tornadoes plowed through Nebraska and Iowa as a multiday severe thunderstorm event ramped up in the central United States.
Four children in Haiti describe harrowing stories of survival
Mar 9, 2024
One made to burn dead bodies. Another raped as she searched for food. Chilling details emerge in interviews with children and teenagers in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Gangs rule Haiti’s capital. Some say they’re ready to overthrow the government too
Mar 5, 2024
Haiti’s gangs treat human life as a commodity, kidnapping and killing thousands to seize control of an estimated 80% of capital city Port-au-Prince.
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‘God loaned him to us’: Grandfather remembers teen killed at skating rink
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Oct 27, 2023
Deshon DuBose was a 13-year-old honor roll student and prolific volunteer. He was shot and killed outside a skating rink in January. This video is part of a CNN series of profiles of gun victims – a daily reminder of the many young lives lost this year, and every year, in America.
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After her home was destroyed by Ian, she’s ready to ‘close it up and be done.’ She’s not the only one
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Oct 14, 2022
CNN talked to three residents who lost their homes after Hurricane Ian. After their properties were washed out, do they want to rebuild or leave their homes for good? Here’s what they had to say.
These young Black influencers eat, sleep and shoot videos at a mansion near Atlanta. Together they have 30 million followers
May 9, 2022
Ten young African Americans left school and full-time jobs to move into a suburban Atlanta mansion called the Collab Crib, where they create viral videos for TikTok and Instagram. Now many are earning more money than their parents.
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These GameStop traders struck gold. Then came the hard part.
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Feb 1, 2022
Best friends AJ Vanover and George “Rash” Adams were once making $35,000 a year working together at a battery store in rural Missouri. But a bet on GameStop last year changed their lives. So what happens after you strike market gold? CNN’s Jon Sarlin reports.
