School Shooting Victims - Yesterday, a school in Seattle, Washington suffered of a shooting involving Jaylen Ray Fryberg, a freshman who shot and killed a young girl and injured gravely four other students.
The school shooting victims hadn't been revealed at the moment, but as the day unfolded, some new facts have been out in the open. One of them was the identity, the name of these victims.
Two of the four injured are girls and staying at the Providence Regional Center in Everett, NBC has reported. Also, Joanne Roberts, the Hospital's chief has identified them by stating that their names are Shaylee Chukulsnaskit and Gia Soriano.
These two victims are both aged 14 and received bullets directly to their heads during the school shooting. The press at the moment asked what type of surgery had been performed to save such a complicated situation and wound.
"The surgery is debridement of tissue and doing surgery in a way that allows for the brain to swell and then contract later on. I will say that the next three days are going to be crucial," she said.
As for the other two victims, they are boys and San Diego 6 has identified them as the shooter's cousins. As a matter of fact, the last name of one of them is the same as Fryberg's.
These two victims are in critical condition at the Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, a hospital official has said. Their names are Andrew Fryberg and Nate Hatch.
Apart from their names and identity, not a lot more was said about the reasons behind targeting these victims in the shooting. The Washington Post did survey about the other student's reactions to complete and enlighten the story a bit.
"He fired about six bullets into the back of them. They were his friends."
"Everybody just started running. I could hear the gunshots and my heart was racing and we didn't know what was going on," Adam Holston shared about his shock.
The authorities are at the moment at the school investigating and trying to find out more about not only the identity and the names of the victims from the school shooting, but also the complete story that lead Fryberg to shoot them in the first place.
