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Reveal the identities of the victims
A day after the shooting in Colorado, information began to be revealed about some of the victims of the attack, which left 10 dead.
The attacker killed 3 people working inside a store "Sober king" To the grocery store in the Table Mesa area where the tragic accident occurred, along with the murdered officer Eric Tally.
Other victims included a magazine cameraman, a health care agent and others who spent the day in a crowded shopping mall at the site, he said. "Associated Press".
The ages of those who lost their lives in the accident ranged from 20 to 65 years.
All victims have been identified: Denny Stung (20 years old), Nevin Stanissek (23 years old), Ricky Olds (25 years old), Traluna Partkoviak (49 years old), Police officer Eric Tally (51 years old), Susan Fontan (59 years). ), Terry Leaker (51), Kevin Mahoney (61), Lynn Murray (62) and Judy Waters (65).
According to police, the suspect is Ahmed Al-Alaiwi Al-Issa of Arvada, and he is in stable condition after being shot in the leg during a shootout with police Monday afternoon at the King Sobers store in Boulder. , 45 miles northwest of Denver.
Investigators said they were confident this was Al-Issa’s individual work, but did not go into detail about possible motives for the massacre.
Michael Schneider, head of the FBI field office in Denver, explained during a press conference "It is too early to draw conclusions at the moment.
This is the second fatal accident in the United States in a week, when a gunman killed eight people in three gyms on March 16 in the Atlanta area prior to his arrest.
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Ahmed Al-Alawi’s son-in-law Al-Issa, accused of being behind the shooting inside the “King Supers” grocery store in the Table Mesa area, spoke to the British newspaper “The Sun” and said that Ahmed had a tendency to isolation. and loneliness, and he had no girlfriend at all, and he lived in his parents’ huge basement.
Osama Al-Mousa spoke to the British newspaper, explaining that Ahmed used to sit alone during family visits, and rarely spoke, describing his behavior as “strange”.
Osama added: “Ahmed was working with his family in a restaurant of his own. He didn’t have many friends and was distinguished by his stupidity,” as he put it.
And it said Ahmed lived with his parents in the basement of their $ 800,000 7-room home in Arvada, Colorado, and was working at his brother’s restaurant, which has been closed since the attack.
Osama described the state of Ahmed’s family upon hearing the news of his arrest, that his father was distraught and burst into tears.
He explained that his family does not know of any information related to Ahmed’s motives for carrying out such a criminal act.
According to Osama, Ahmed’s family initially thought he was killed in the shooting and never expected him to be the author of the attack.
Reveal the identities of the victims
A day after the shooting in Colorado, information began to be revealed about some of the victims of the attack, which left 10 dead.
The attacker killed 3 people working inside the “King Supers” grocery store in Table Mesa, where the tragic accident occurred, along with the murdered officer Eric Tally.
The other victims included a magazine photographer, a health care agent and others who spent the day in a crowded mall on the site, according to the Associated Press.
The ages of those who lost their lives in the accident ranged from 20 to 65 years.
All victims have been identified: Denny Stung (20 years old), Nevin Stanissek (23 years old), Ricky Olds (25 years old), Traluna Partkoviak (49 years old), Police officer Eric Tally (51 years old), Susan Fontan (59 years). ), Terry Leaker (51), Kevin Mahoney (61), Lynn Murray (62) and Judy Waters (65).
According to police, the suspect is Ahmed Al-Alaiwi Al-Issa of Arvada, and he is in stable condition after being shot in the leg during a shootout with police Monday afternoon at the King Sobers store in Boulder. , 45 miles northwest of Denver.
Investigators said they were confident this was Al-Issa’s individual work, but did not go into detail about the possible motives for the massacre.
“It’s too early to draw conclusions at this point,” Michael Schneider, in charge of the FBI’s Denver field office, said during a news conference.
This is the second fatal accident in the United States in a week, when a gunman killed eight people in three gyms on March 16 in the Atlanta area prior to his arrest.
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