A 10-year-old child found his family members murdered last week during a mass shooting inside a suburban home near Oklahoma City. Jonathon Candy, the boy’s father, shot and killed his wife Lindsay after they got into an argument. Then Jonathon shot and killed his three boys, Dylan, 18, Ethan, 14, and Lucas, 12. Until he ended his own life. At about 9:30 in the morning, the courageous little child called the police to report the horrific event. As per the authorities. An innocent boy, who was just ten years old, escaped unharmed. The “carnage” he awoke to inside the house prompted him to dial 911, and first responders located him outside the residence, according to the police.
The family of Lindsay, who is dealing with unexpected loss, spoke with Fox News Digital. They refuse to even acknowledge the gunman, much less mention his name. The young survivor is the main focus, according to his uncle Brent Remerowski. They’re a tight-knit family that spent the weekend together, discussing the lives of Lindsay, Dylan, Ethan, and Lucas while showering the 10-year-old youngster with love and attention. A lot of aid is going to be needed to get my adorable nephew through this, Remerowski told Fox News Digital. The children were well-liked by individuals. Lots of people have messaged me. The love that people feel for them is extremely touching.
In order to help pay for his nephew’s funeral, counseling, schooling, and overall welfare, his caring uncle established a GoFundMe page. Even as of late Sunday and early Monday, Brent informed Fox News Digital that his nephew is doing fine, particularly after the family got together over the weekend. His current situation is filled with diversions, according to Brent. “I simply ponder the end of the spotlight and everything.” In Monday’s GoFundMe update, he elaborated on his ideas and thanked everyone for their “heroic” efforts, even those “that will probably never get attention, but is just as important.”
After learning of the loss of Ethan, a sixth grader, Lucas, a freshman in high school, and Dylan, a previous student who graduated from the local school system last year, the school district expressed its sympathies to the family. The tragedy is beyond comprehension, and we are stunned and heartbroken, stated Charles Bradley, the superintendent of schools. When asked who taught all four of the children over the years, Brent said a number of teachers. According to Sgt. Gary Knight of the Oklahoma City Police Department, during a press conference last week, the killer “hunted” down his own children and “systematically walked through the residence shooting the children. “There is no gray area. There was a bloodbath going down at that house. Knight stated that the first responders and law enforcement officers who showed up at the residence were possessed. According to the sergeant, the police still don’t know what motivated the killings, and they’ll never know the answer to the question of why one child was spared.