Texas Massacre: What does the mother of a teenager who killed 19 children say?

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Texas Massacre: What does the mother of a teenager who killed 19 children say?
Adriana Reyes and Salvador Ramos

The mother of the 18-year-old who lost 19 lives in an elementary school in Texas spoke to the Daily Mail, saying, among other things, that her son "was not a violent person".

Adriana Reyes added that she had not imagined that her son could do such a thing. According to her, her son was a lonely child, who "did not have many friends" and spent a lot of time with himself. At the same time, she denied allegations that it involved a toxic relationship between her and her son.

Adriana Reyes spoke to the Daily Mail from the hospital where her (her) mother and the grandmother of the perpetrator of the assassination are being treated, who was among the people against whom the 18-year-old opened fire. "My son was not a violent person. "I am surprised by what he has done," she said.

"I pray for these families. I pray for all these innocent children. "These (children) had no role in this," he added. He added that they spoke for the last time on his birthday, noting that "I had a postcard and a Snoopy stuffing to give him".

On the other hand, more information comes to light as the teenage perpetrator of the Texas massacre tragically ended the lives of 19 children and two teachers after he entered Rob Elementary School in the town of Uvaldes with two rifles.

After arriving at the building (which had previously shot and wounded his grandmother), 18-year-old Salvador Ramos is believed to have "rushed into a classroom, closed the door and started firing at children and teachers inside," an official told CNN. Christopher Olivarez of the Texas Department of Public Safety concluded that "all those killed were in the same class."


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