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Victim's family wants answers, closure

The parking lot for the balloon release. everybody wants to -- everybody loves tyre. hes the kind of person that you see the good in. he was his own person. he didnt follow trends. i remember, i bought him a $200 pair of tennis shoes, nike air maxes in a size 12. i couldnt wear them. i gave them to him. he didnt want them. he didnt want them. he wanted vans. you know, he likes to skateboard. he likes to take pictures of the sunset. he loves his son. he loves photography. you know, im from l.a., ...

Your son. but i thank you for being gracious enough to do it anyway. i want to give you a moment rather than to talk about the horrors that we just saw, i want you to tell us about tyre, tell us who he was as a person, as a living person, and what he meant to his family. >> tyre was a sweetheart. he had a very infectious personality. every time, you know, we worked together. so everybody at my job loved him to death. he was the kind of guy where you come in the door, you cant walk past him witho...

Identified the youngest victim in the attack 16-year-old fernando chavez barron. of the 11th grader reportedly began working at the store only a few weeks ago. friends and family held a balloon release. the walmart remains closed no. opening date scheduled and the company says it continues to offer resources to those impacted. >> the city of chesapeake is scheduled to hold a public vigil for victims on monday. still concerns about other ax of violence walmart. today we heard of multiple threats ...

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