As the Uvalde community marks the two-year anniversary of the tragic school massacre that claimed the lives of 19 students and two teachers, families of the victims have filed new wrongful death lawsuits. The lawsuits target the publisher of Call of Duty, the maker of AR-15 style rifles, and Meta, the parent company of Instagram, alleging that they groomed the shooter.
Survivors who were inside the classroom during the attack shared their experiences and the challenges they have faced in the aftermath. Arnufo Reyes, a teacher who survived being shot in the arm and back, recounted the harrowing 77 minutes he spent fighting for his life while police were outside.
