The mother of the Kansas City Chiefs shooting suspect set up GoFundMe for her son.
incidents,A GoFundMe was created by the mother of a Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade shooting suspect in support of her son, who was hospitalized following the horrific event.
one person dead and 22 injured. The New York Post claimed that GoFundMe had since been removed.
Screenshots obtained by DailyMail.com reveal that Ms. Burnside requested money to assist in covering Mr. Mays’ medical expenses, identifying herself as his parent. Ms. Burnside stated that her son was in the intensive care unit getting better from the bullet wounds he had received during the parade when GoFundMe was launched.
According to the publication, the GoFundMe page states that he is fighting for his life in the intensive care unit after undergoing multiple surgeries, including going to the Chiefs Super Bowl celebration with his elder sister.
The Independent tried to get in touch with Ms. Burnside using details from public sources and reached out to GoFundMe for a response.
Prosecutors in Jackson County, Missouri, have charged Mr. Mays with second-degree murder, unauthorized use of a firearm, and two counts of armed criminal action. As a result, he is currently being held on a $1 million bond.
Court records state that Mr. Mays got into an argument verbally with several people during the procession, which is what started the shooting.
Prosecutor Jean Peters-Baker stated during a press briefing on Tuesday that officials think Mr. Mays had no prior interactions with these individuals. Ms. Peters-Bakers stated that Mr. Mays was the first to draw his gun, and others swiftly followed. He was hurt in the event after being shot.
While Mr. Mays was in the hospital, he was questioned by the police. According to court records, Mr. Mays told officers that he pulled a revolver on a group of people who were all carrying children, chose a random member of the group, and began firing.
I’m going to get you, someone said, and that’s why he did it, he told the police.Mr. Mays informed the police what he believed this to imply: I intend to murder you.Mr. Mays told the police, ‘Stupid, man.
I just took out my rifle and began to shoot. It wasn’t right for me to do that. Simply being foolish.
They spoke with Mr. Mays’ sister, whom they did not identify in their story, according to The Daily Mail. The site claims that she stood up for her brother.
She reportedly told The Daily Mail, It genuinely kills me inside that they made my brother out to be a monster because he was only trying to protect us.
Authorities accused Dominic Miller and Mr. Mays of identical offenses. Ms. Peters-Baker informed reporters that Mr. Miller might have fired the gun that killed Lisa Lopez-Galvan, 43, a devoted local radio DJ and mother of two.
During the altercation, Mr. Miller informed authorities that he had fired four or five times after someone had pointed a firearm at him.
A bullet found during Ms. Lopez-Galvan’s autopsy was identified by ballistic comparison as having come from Mr. Miller’s gun.
