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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/girl-who-lost-mom-in-el-paso-massacre-asks-if-she-ll-be-shot-next/ar-AAFqLxt
Girl who lost mom in El Paso massacre asks if she'll be shot next
By Sara Sidner, CNN
Skylin Jamrowski is held by her aunt Leta Jamrowski as they remember her mom, Jordan Anchondo.
Skylin Jamrowski had just received the worst news of her young life.
Her mother was shot and killed in what police believe was a terror attack fueled by hatred for Hispanic immigrants.
"Is my dad dead?" the 5-year-old asked her grandmother. For hours the family didn't know, searching for facts of what had happened when police say a young white man started shooting outside and then inside a Walmart, killing 22 people and injuring two dozen more.
But yes, her stepfather -- the man she called dad -- was dead along with his wife. Skylin, the eldest of three children, had to be told. She responded with tears and a question about the killer: "Is he going to come and shoot me?"
Skylin is not alone, surrounded by the love of her remaining family. She has a younger sister, Victoria, and a baby brother, Paul Gilbert, 2 months old. The baby survived the massacre when his mom, Jordan Anchondo, shielded him with her body when she was shot. His father, Andre Anchondo tried to protect them both, relatives said.
Girl who lost mom in El Paso massacre asks if she'll be shot next
By Sara Sidner, CNN
Skylin Jamrowski is held by her aunt Leta Jamrowski as they remember her mom, Jordan Anchondo.
Skylin Jamrowski had just received the worst news of her young life.
Her mother was shot and killed in what police believe was a terror attack fueled by hatred for Hispanic immigrants.
"Is my dad dead?" the 5-year-old asked her grandmother. For hours the family didn't know, searching for facts of what had happened when police say a young white man started shooting outside and then inside a Walmart, killing 22 people and injuring two dozen more.
But yes, her stepfather -- the man she called dad -- was dead along with his wife. Skylin, the eldest of three children, had to be told. She responded with tears and a question about the killer: "Is he going to come and shoot me?"
Skylin is not alone, surrounded by the love of her remaining family. She has a younger sister, Victoria, and a baby brother, Paul Gilbert, 2 months old. The baby survived the massacre when his mom, Jordan Anchondo, shielded him with her body when she was shot. His father, Andre Anchondo tried to protect them both, relatives said.
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