A photo of two AR-15-style rifles was posted on an Instagram account linked to the alleged Texas school shooter just three days before Tuesday’s massacre.
The image was posted in a “story” by user “salv8dor_”. Several classmates confirmed that the account belonged to alleged gunman Salvador Ramos, who was gunned down by officers responding to the shooting at Robb Elementary School.
Ramos’ page on TikTok has only one post – a clip from the game Subway Surfers. The bio below her profile picture says, “Kids get scared irl”, or “in real life”.
Ex-colleague says gunman sent him pictures of gun before attack
A former schoolmate of Ramos’s said the gunman sent him a message with pictures of a gun and a bag full of ammunition days before the attack.
The friend, who declined to be named, said he was a little “close” to Ramos and would occasionally catch up with her to play Xbox together.
“He would text me here and there, and four days ago he sent me a picture of the AR he was using… and a backpack full of bullets, probably seven rounds.”
“I was like, ‘bro, why do you have this?’ and he said, ‘Don’t worry about it,’” the friend said. “He later texted me: ‘I’m very different now. You wouldn’t recognize me,'” he added.
The friend said that Ramos was insulted by other people for the clothes he wore and his family’s financial situation, and ended up being seen less in class. friend. “He barely came to school.”
Source: CNN Brasil
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