A family of four in the United States was shot while camping in the park, and only the 9 -year -old son survived

Jimu Journalist Li Lili Hu Xiuwen

According to the Associated Press reported on July 23, a US family was shot while camping in Aowei State Park on Friday. His parents and 6 -year -old daughter died, and only a 9 -year -old son survived. The 23 -year -old gunman had nothing to do with the victim, and he committed suicide after shooting.

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The Ministry of Public Safety of Iowa determined that the victim was 42 -year -old Taylor Schmidt, the 42 -year -old Sarah Schmidt, and their 6 -year -old daughter Lula Schmidt. State Siddors. Their bodies were found in tents in the state park camping earlier on Friday.

Mayor Sidalz posted on social media on Friday that the couple's 9 -year -old son Allo survived and was safe. The post did not show whether Allo was in the tent and other details when the shooting occurred.

The 35 -year -old Felicia Science and his boyfriend and his two sons were also camping on Friday morning. She said that at about 6:30 in the morning, when she talked to the people in the park, the two park guards wore helmets and held things like automatic rifle and told them to leave the camp. After a while, more law enforcement officers and an ambulance appeared.

At that time, the subject didn't know what happened. She recalled later and saw a little boy standing near the medical staff. Later, she saw a photo of the Schmidt family on the Internet and recognized that the boy she saw was Allo. "He is wearing a super cute chimade, and he has a very cute, fluffy hair, which is very recognizable. He just stood there and didn't cry." Ke said.

The camps were evacuated after the shooting incident, and the police were investigating

Suddenly shot the people in the park and camping, including a children's summer camp.

The authorities said that the 23 -year -old suspect Anthony Gennon died in a forest area in the park and had his own gunshot injury.

Sarah Schmid's brother Adam Mohos said that the family had nothing to do with Gennon, and he thought it was "completely random behavior."

Local media reports said that Hen Wen came from Ravesta in Nebraska. Bob Rollten, the director of the Lavist Police Department, said that he had no criminal records in the apartment building and his parents lived in a apartment building.

Mickey Motovit, assistant director of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Ministry of Public Security, said on the sixth that the motivation for attack was still unknown.

(Picture Source: Associated Press)

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