What to know about the victims of the In-N-Out Burger shooting
Summary
Three people were killed and seven others injured in a shooting at an In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho. Two of the victims, Ashley Garibay and Christopher Claunch, have been identified by their families. The 24-year-old suspected shooter died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound after two armed bystanders fired back.Key Facts
- The shooting occurred on a Saturday at an In-N-Out Burger location in Twin Falls, Idaho.
- Ashley Garibay was an In-N-Out worker from California who traveled to Idaho to help train staff at the new restaurant.
- Christopher Claunch was a 59-year-old Idaho resident originally from California, who worked at a recovery center and had overcome alcoholism.
- The suspected shooter, Chad Williams, was 24 years old and died by suicide at the scene after armed citizens returned fire.
- A third victim killed has not yet been identified publicly.
- Seven other people were injured, with two reported in critical condition.
- Garibay’s family described her as a bright and caring person who loved her job and dreamt of managing a store.
- Claunch’s sister shared that he struggled with loss and addiction but had found stability and enjoyed travel and the outdoors.
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