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It has been a heartbreaking day for the wounded and families of the victims in Las Vegas, NV. The first of the 59 concertgoers killed have been formally identified.
- Sonny Melton, a 29-year-old nurse, was fatally shot in the back as he and wife Heather tried to flee
- Jordan McIldoon, 23, a mechanic’s apprentice, was at the festival with his girlfriend when he was shot dead
- Quinton Robbins, 20, of Henderson, Nevada, along with kindergarten teacher and mother-of-two Jenny Parks and Susan Smith, 53, an office manager for the Simi Valley Unified School District were also killed
- Denise Salmon Burditus, 50, reportedly died in her husband Tony Burditus’ arms just minutes after posting a picture of themselves at the festival
- Mom-of-four Jessica Klymchuk, Adrian Murfitt, 35, John Phippen, Rhonda LeRocque, Dana Gardner, Bailey Schweitzer, Angie Gomez, school secretary Lisa Romero, and Charleston Hartfield were also victims
- Melissa Ramirez, who was a graduate of California State University at Baskerville, and 35-year-old special education teacher from southern California Sandy Casey were also killed in the horrific shooting
- Mother-of-three, Neysa Tonks, was the latest victim who was identified; she leaves behind her three sons
- Rachael Parker, 33, was with fellow off-duty officers when Paddock opened fire, she later died at the hospital
PICTURED: First victims of Las Vegas music festival mass shooting https://t.co/KxGKpvn9hv pic.twitter.com/iTp2h57Ozi
— Daily Mail US (@DailyMail) October 2, 2017
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