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Chilling messages to Instagram star before ‘killing 21’ at Texas school
An Instagram star reveals haunting DM’s allegedly sent by the suspected shooter before a horrific mass shooting on 7, 8 and 9 year olds in Texas
Salvador Ramos messaged the user on his now-deleted Instagram account.
Salvador Ramos, is the 18-year-old man suspected of killing at least 19 people at a Texas elementary school on Tuesday.
The alleged shooter tagged the person, who claims that she does not know the shooter and doesn’t live in Texas.
She wrote back to Salvador “What your guns gotta do with me?” when he tagged her in a story of guns.
The shooter says: “Just wanted to tag you.”
This is the part that will send shivers down your spine, the shooter DMed the girl saying “I’m about to” then responds later to “I’ll tell you before 11”
Reports suggest 11.32am is the time the shooter began storming in on the local elementary school.
He even said to the girl before he opened fire that “you HAVE TO RESPOND. I got a lil secret. I wanna tell u”
The girl took to her instagram story saying “I wish I stayed awake to at least try to convince him to not commit his crime I didn’t know… I don’t know him and I don’t even live in Texas.”
The suspected gunman is identified as being Salvador Rolando Ramos.
Entered the elementary school about 11:30 a.m. Tuesday with a handgun and possibly a rifle.
On his now deleted instagram account he posted various dark selfies and weapons.
Meta has taken down Instagram account possibly associated with gunman.
Meta, formerly Facebook, said it is in contact with law enforcement
A Meta spokesperson said it had removed an Instagram account circulating online that some had claimed belonged to the suspected gunman.
Dozens of fake accounts impersonating the shooter have been created on instagram.
A TikTok account that also used the screen name Salv8dor_ and may to be linked to Ramos was no longer online as of Tuesday night, although it was unclear whether TikTok had deleted the account.
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