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‘I don’t feel whole’: Families struggle with new reality after shooting spree in Chicago, Evanston
A 15-year-old girl is fighting for her life right now, and a family traveled to Chicago from China for their son who was killed by an enraged serial shooter.
CHICAGO - Several families are asking why this happened.
A 15-year-old girl is fighting for her life right now, and a family traveled to Chicago from China for their son who was killed by an enraged serial shooter.
Jason Nightengale, 32, killed three people and shot four others in a crime spree across Chicago and Evanston. Police located Nightengale in a parking lot in Evanston, where they shot and killed him.
Colleagues and family of 30-year old Yiran Fan held a vigil Thursday night for the University of Chicago PhD student.
He was shot and killed by Nightengale in a parking garage near Hyde Park.
"May his talents continue to shine," said Zhiguo He, a Professor of Finance at the University of Chicago.
Tiffany Hammond was behind the wheel driving down 103rd and South Halsted Street Saturday night.
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Shooting rampage in Chicago and Evanston ends with suspect dead
A man named Jason Nightengale randomly killed three people in Chicago, wounded several others, shot a woman at an IHOP in Evanston, and got into a shootout with police before he was shot and killed Saturday night, police said.
Her 15-year-old daughter, Damia Renee Smith, was in the back seat when Nightengale randomly shot her.
"I am numb. I don’t feel whole," said Hammond.
The Morgan Park High School sophomore loves to dance. Now, she’s in critical condition at Comer Children’s Hospital.
She has a long road to recovery, which is why the family created a GoFundMe account.
"I would have never thought in a million years that I’d be sitting here doing this," said Hammond.