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Relatives of two students killed in firing brown university The investigation into the attack that took place in Rhode Island on Saturday is ongoing, so he has expressed his views.
Mukhammed Aziz UmurzokovWho was murdered on Saturday. He was an aspiring neurosurgeon and was described by his family as “the kindest person”.
Ella Cook, an Alabama student, also died from her injuries and was described as her family’s “bright light”.
The shooting occurred at 4 pm local time at the Barus and Holley Engineering Building, where students were taking final exams.
University professor Rachel Friedberg told BBC That the shooter entered the room and “yelled something” before opening fire.
Eight other students were injured in the attack, shortly after a Wisconsin man was taken into custody in connection with the crime.
He was later released as there were “no grounds” for suspicion. statement From Brown.
Muhammad Aziz Umurzokov wanted to become a surgeon
According to one, Umurzokov was studying at Brown University to become a neurosurgeon before the shooting. GoFundMe campaign Launched by his family.
He was described as “incredibly kind, funny and smart” and was the family’s “biggest role model”.
Samira Umurzokova wrote, “He always helped anyone in need without hesitation and was the kindest person our family knew.” “Our family is incredibly devastated by this loss.”
By Monday, gofundme The campaign has already raised nearly $190,000 of its $200,000 goal.
The money raised by the fund will be used to support his family’s expenses, with the rest being donated to charity.
Khimri Manes, Umurzokov’s roommate and member of the school’s wrestling team, said CBS News When he heard about the shooting he took refuge in a toilet.
While waiting for a signal that it was safe to leave, he tried to contact Umurzokov and became worried when he got no response during the lockdown.
“Something didn’t feel right. I sent him a message and then he didn’t respond,” she said.
mans called again and again Police To get updates on the situation and only found out that his roommate had died on Sunday, he said it didn’t feel like “reality” when he heard the news.
Mannes described his late roommate as, “Just a ball of joy, a ball of energy.” “He raises everybody to a certain level.
She added, “He made sure my work got done. He made sure his work got done. He was always there.” “He’ll be there and cheer me on.”
Umurzokov’s aunt told nbc news The late student wanted to become a neurosurgeon because he had “very serious, eight-hour-long brain surgery” when he was ten years old.
She also told the broadcaster that she hoped her nephew would have a “bright future” before learning the news at midnight.
Uzbekistan’s Foreign Ministry confirmed the news of Umarzokov’s death. TelegramWhere a spokesperson described his murder as “a huge loss for all of us”.
The spokesperson also confirmed that the Republic of Uzbekistan has contacted the victim’s family and is working closely with US law enforcement.
Ella Cook was a ‘bright light’ in the community
Alabama student Ella Cook also died in this gunman attack Saturday at Brown University in Rhode Island.
The College Republicans of America shared a message dedicated to Cook, who was vice president of the group’s chapter at Brown.
“We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of our Brown College Republicans vice president, Ella Cook,” said Martin Bertão, president of the College Republicans of America. wrote“Ella was known for her bold, courageous and kind heart as she served her chapter and her fellow classmates,
“Our prayers are with his family, our Brown CR and the entire campus as they recover from this tragedy.”
Reverend Craig Smalley from the Cathedral Church of Advent birminghamUrged parishioners to pray for the late student during Sunday service.
“Sadly, one of our parishioners, Ella Cook, was one of those killed yesterday,” he said. AL.com,
“And for those of you who knew her, for those of you who knew her, she was an incredible, down-to-earth, faithful bright light… not only growing up here at Advent in the myriad ways in which she served faithfully and the ways in which she encouraged and lifted up those around her, but also at Brown University where she was an incredible light in that special place.”
Christina H Paxon released statement In the wake of the shooting, the incident was described as “a deeply sad day for the Browns, our families and our local community.”
He added, “There are truly no words that can express the deep sorrow we feel for the victims of today’s shooting at the Baras & Holley Engineering and Physics Building.”
White House press secretary Carolyn Leavitt echoed Paxson’s message on Twitter.
“There are no words,” Levitt wrote“Thinking of his family and friends, especially his parents, God please bless them,”
According to one report, a vigil was held for both Cook and Umurzokov on Sunday night, with attendees carrying candles and flowers in support of the victims’ families. nbc boston,
The event was originally scheduled as the Christmas Tree and Menorah Lighting at Lippitt Memorial Park.
Police A possible motive for Saturday’s attack has not been confirmed, and no charges have yet been filed.
“No investigation is perfect and you’ve got to have ups and downs,” said CNN law enforcement analyst Steve Moore. Said,
He described the arrest of the now-released suspect as “clearly an error” and said investigators had resumed their search.
During a Christmas reception at the White House, Donald Trump expressed his condolences In an unscripted 40-minute speech.
“Unfortunately, I just want to express my respect,” the president said. “Two who are no longer with us. Brown University, nine injured. Two watching over us from heaven.”
He expressed his condolences to those killed in the terrorist attack on Bondi Beach in Australia, saying, “I just want to express my respect to everyone.”