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14 year old Gia Soriano, victim of Washington School Shooting dies in hospital

Posted by: Lolade in Foreign, Naija Gist 3 Comments

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Beautiful 14 year old Gia Soriano died in hospital yesterday evening after she was taken off life support. Gia was among the five people shot at close range by 15 year old Jaylen Fryberg at Marysville-Pilchuck High School in Washington D.C before he turned the gun on himself on Friday October 24th.  Her family released a statement saying;

“We’re devastated by this senseless tragedy. Gia is our beautiful daughter, and words cannot express simply how much we shall miss her.”

A healthcare facility where she died said her organs were donated for transplant. One of the five people Jaylen shot at were two of his cousins, 15 year old Andrew Fryberg and 14 year old Nathan Hatch. Jaylen is said to have targeted the group due to love interest didn’t chose him.

RIP, Gia.

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3 comments

  1. Joe Quimby
    Joe Quimby
    October 28, 2014 at 7:00 am

    حول صورتك الي صورة مرسومة بالقلم الرصاص في اقل من دقيقة ادخل اعمل صورتك من الرابط التالي ^_^ https://www.facebook.com/1508775769373880?

  2. Joe Quimby
    Joe Quimby
    October 28, 2014 at 7:01 am

    حول صورتك الي صورة كارتون في اقل من دقيقة انا حولت صورة اختي ادخل اعمل صورتك من الرابط التالي ^_^ https://www.facebook.com/377675762390105?

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