10-Year-Old Uvalde School Survivor Says He Doesn’t Wants To Go Back To School

Uvalde, Texas Elementary School Shooting Survivor Doesn’t Want To Go Back To School

A 10-year-old Uvalde, Texas Elementary school shooting survivor says he doesn’t want to go back to school again.

The young boy said he knows it could happen again, hence, would rather stay at home than go endanger his life.

The mother of Salvador Ramos, the Uvalde, Texas, elementary school shooter, has spoken out to ask for forgiveness. While speaking with CNN affiliate Televisa, the mother, Adriana Martinez, becomes emotional as she tries to explain what made her son carry out the horrific attack.

 

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She said, “I don’t know what he was thinking. He had his reasons for doing what he did. And please don’t judge him. I only want the innocent children to forgive me.” Martinez then shared a message to the families: forgive me, forgive my son. I know he has his reasons.”

In an earlier interview with ABC News, she defended her son saying her son was not a violent person but that he could “be aggressive.”

However, she went on to admit, “I had an uneasy feeling sometimes, like ‘what are you up to?” Adriana told ABC News’ Chief National Correspondent Matt Gutman in an interview at her home. “He can be aggressive… If he really got mad.”

Ramos’ father has also apologized saying the teen should have killed him instead.