The butcher’s grandfather who spread death at Ovalde School in Texasrevealed that his family had no idea the 18-year-old Salvador Ramosthat he legally bought two AR-15 rifles last week and described him as a quiet teenager who spent most of his time alone in his room.
«I did not know he had weapons. “If I had known, I would have mentioned it,” said Rolando, who has previously been convicted of a felony and cannot possess a firearm in his home.
Ramos went to live with his grandparents after he quarreled with his mother for cutting off Wi-Fi in their home.
Ramos’s grandmother survived despite being shot in the head and is in hospital.
The butcher’s grandfather revealed that he sometimes went to work with him.
“Sometimes I would take him to work with me. Not all the time, but sometimes. He did not go to school last year. He did not graduate. “You would try to tell him, but children today think they know everything.”
“He was very quiet, he did not talk much.”
The teenager did not live with his mother because had “problems”added the grandfather.
On Tuesday, he was out of the house when the teenager opened fire. A neighbor called to tell him that his wife had been shotbut when he returned home, Ramos had escaped in his grandmother’s car.
He crashed into a ditch before entering the classroom and opening fire. Killed 19 fourth graders and two teachers while his motives remain unclear
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