Nine people were in Bend classroom during shooting that killed four
An additional student and two teachers were in the special-needs classroom during the shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, bringing the total present to five students and four teachers. The newly disclosed occupants were physically unharmed by the gunman, though the school district said it had not confirmed whether they were hurt while fleeing or hiding.
The 16-year-old attacker, Griffin John II, killed five-year-old Rhoam Summer, two other students and teacher Megan Lambert, and injured student Saylor Graham and educator Becky Drury. Rhoam’s parents have retained three law firms to investigate whether the shooting could have been prevented, including the school’s security procedures and how the gun and ammunition were obtained. Police say the investigation is ongoing.
- Nine people were in the classroom during the shooting.
- Four students and one teacher were killed.
- Rhoam Summer’s family is investigating whether it was preventable.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Five students and four teachers were in Oregon elementary school classroom that witnessed gun bloodbath, as parents of boy, 5, who was killed hire three law firms”.