Shot 22 times!
Dear Lord...horrible
(some confusion about whether she's 15 or 16)
16-year-old girl shot and killed while walking dog in southwest Houston
HOUSTON - A 16-year-old girl was shot and killed while walking her dog in a southwest Houston neighborhood on Tuesday night.
The shooting was reported around 9:30 p.m. in the 5100 block of Markwood Lane.
Family members identified the girl as 15-year-old Diamond Alvarez, a sophomore at Madison High School.
Her family says she was a straight-A student, who had played volleyball and basketball. Diamond was looking forward to a career in cosmetology, and she walked her dog through the neighborhood every day.
According to the family, they heard multiple gunshots and became nervous because they knew Diamond was out walking the dog. That’s when they heard scratching at the door — the family dog actually came back to the house — and they knew right away something was wrong. They ran out to try to find Diamond, and when they came to the spot in the field, they found her shot 22 times. The family says Diamond was still alive when they found her.
"My son found her. I tried CPR, and I couldn’t bring her back. I tried so hard to keep her alive. I couldn’t," said Anna Machado, the victim's mother.
Dear Lord...horrible
(some confusion about whether she's 15 or 16)
16-year-old girl shot and killed while walking dog in southwest Houston
HOUSTON - A 16-year-old girl was shot and killed while walking her dog in a southwest Houston neighborhood on Tuesday night.
The shooting was reported around 9:30 p.m. in the 5100 block of Markwood Lane.
Family members identified the girl as 15-year-old Diamond Alvarez, a sophomore at Madison High School.
Her family says she was a straight-A student, who had played volleyball and basketball. Diamond was looking forward to a career in cosmetology, and she walked her dog through the neighborhood every day.
According to the family, they heard multiple gunshots and became nervous because they knew Diamond was out walking the dog. That’s when they heard scratching at the door — the family dog actually came back to the house — and they knew right away something was wrong. They ran out to try to find Diamond, and when they came to the spot in the field, they found her shot 22 times. The family says Diamond was still alive when they found her.
"My son found her. I tried CPR, and I couldn’t bring her back. I tried so hard to keep her alive. I couldn’t," said Anna Machado, the victim's mother.