Uvalde Shooter’s Grandma, 66, Triumphs Over Death After Being Shot, Instantly Reminds World What He Did to Her
For days, the world thought she was dead — the first of the many that would die on a May day that scarred the community of Uvalde, Texas, forever. But Celia Gonzales, the first person shot by her grandson Salvador Ramos…
For days, the world thought she was dead — the first of the many that would die on a May day that scarred the community of Uvalde, Texas, forever.
But Celia Gonzales, the first person shot by her grandson Salvador Ramos on the day of the slaughter at Robb Elementary School, defied Death and has now been discharged from the hospital, according to KHOU-TV.
When a blood-covered Gonzales came out of her home that day, she told her neighbors, “Look at what he did to me,” according to the Daily Mail.
But although the 66-year-old woman is out of the hospital, her battle is far from over.
“He shot her in the face, so all of this was blown,” Shelby Salazar, a granddaughter, said, according to WOIA-TV, pointing to her lower jaw. “He severed the main artery that pumps blood from her heart to her brain.”