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The Uvalde school mass shooter has an older sister who is currently serving in the United States Navy, DailyMail.com has learned exclusively.
Marisabelle Ramos, 21, is three years older than her dead brother Salvador, who was responsible for Tuesday’s massacre at Robb Elementary School.
‘My granddaughter Marisabelle is in the Navy and currently stationed in San Diego, California’ her grandfather, Rolando Reyes, exclusively told DailyMail.com.
Reyes said Marisabelle rushed back to San Antonio to be with her grandmother Celia after receiving the tragic news.
‘She’s with her grandmother in the hospital and staying in San Antonio for the time being.’
A GoFundMe set up to raise funds for Celia, who was shot in the head by Salvador but survived, has so-far raised just $230 of its $30,000 target.
The Uvalde killer has an older sister who is currently serving in the United States Navy, DailyMail.com has learned exclusively
Marisabelle Ramos, 21, is three years older than her dead brother Salvador, who was responsible for Tuesday’s massacre at Robb Elementary School
Texas Department of Public Safety Director Steven McCraw said on Friday, last September Ramos asked his sister to buy him a gun, ‘she flatly refused,’ he said
Crossroads Academy High School, where Marisabelle Ramos, the sister of Uvalde shooter Salvador went to
Celia is in a San Antonio hospital, after being shot in the face by her grandson, Marisabelle’s 18-year-old brother Salvador, just before he gunned down 19 children and two teachers at the Robb Elementary School.
Marisabelle is believed to have graduated from Crossroads Academy High School in Uvalde, TX in 2020.
She also attended Uvalde High School for her freshman and sophomore years in 2017 and 2018 while living with her Celia and other family members at their Diaz Street home.
The high school is on an alternative campus in the Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District.
According to their Facebook page, Crossroads Academy High School is built around an ethic of care for the whole student in order to support the academic needs of at-risk students toward the completion of a High School Diploma.
Celia Gonzales (pictured right) is in a San Antonio hospital, after being shot in the face by her grandson, Marisabelle’s
