An HBO documentary about a 2009 murder has drawn a wave of visitors to a Fourth Street home in Old Louisville, and some residents say the attention is raising concerns about respect for the neighborhood and for the victim.
The two-part documentary, Murder in Glitterball City, chronicles the killing of James Carroll, whose body was found in a plastic storage container buried in the basement of a home off Fourth Street. The house was shared by Jeffrey Mundt and Joseph Banis, each of whom blamed the other for Carroll’s death…