Salvador Ramos enrolled in Rob Elementary School in Yuvalde, Texas, killing 21 people, 18 of whom were boys and girls and two teachers. He was later shot by the police.

Recently, one of the victims of the shooter, the little heroine’s grandmother Amerie Joe Garza, said what the murderer said just before he started shooting at close range. The last sentence of the monster before the Texas massacre..

“You will die” was the last four words before Ramos killed everyone in the 4th grade classroom and died in the hands of the agent. He was facing his future prey when he told them.

After announcing the horrifying phrase, the murderer saw Garza trying to call the police, He shot him before he could.. “Instead of grabbing the phone or robbing him of it, he shot it,” his grandmother said. Saloon Irene Areola To The Daily Beast.

The previous moment

Ramos lived with his grandparents because he didn’t get along with his mother who fought because he disconnected Wi-Fi at home.

The motive of the murderer remains unknown. He first shot his grandmother’s head at her house.Then he stole his car, drove to school, collided with a ditch and fired before entering the classroom. Her grandmother has survived and is hospitalized.

The shooter’s grandfather revealed that his grandson was quiet. “Sometimes I took him. Sometimes, but not always. He didn’t go to school last year. He didn’t graduate. Nowadays kids say they know everything. I think. He was very quiet and didn’t talk much. “

He was away from home on Tuesday when the teen fired. He was called by a neighbor and said his wife had been shot, but when he got home, Ramos was running away in his grandmother’s car.

“My neighbor called me and told me I was shot. When I came, he told me he had left. I haven’t absorbed it yet,” he said.

weapons

Ramos turned 18 on May 16th and soon Purchased 2 AR-15s and over 300 ammo.. He spent about $ 1870. He got one of the guns at the Oasis Outback Store in Yuvalde, a 10-minute drive from his grandmother’s house.

The murderer later posted a receipt for the purchase on Yubo’s website, which The Daily Dot obtained on Tuesday after the shooting.

It is unknown how he bought the 2-chome rifle. There are no Daniel Defense weapons maker dealers in Yuvalde, but San Antonio is hundreds of miles away.

Ramos would have bought a rifle on May 17th and another rifle on May 20th. One of them was found in a van that collided with a ditch before firing at Rob Elementary School on Tuesday. The other is in the school, near where Ramos was shot dead by police.

It’s unclear how the teen paid for the gun or whether he bought the gun online. The site you’ll arrive at is operated from Georgia and works by allowing customers to order online and receive it at their local dealer.