This week, family members of some of the 23 people killed and 22 people injured by a mass shooter at an El Paso Walmart in 2019 confronted the killer for the first time in a federal court.
They’d waited nearly four years. Some were barely able to speak through tears.
“I still remember everything so clearly, even though I have tried to erase it from my memory,” one teenager said, according to media reports.
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