Father mourns toddler killed in Pennsylvania shooting
A community is mourning the deaths of eight people shot dead by a 45-year-old grandfather at a Pennsylvania home.
A father is struggling to cope with the loss of his one-year-old daughter in a mass shooting in Pennsylvania. Eight people, including children and a pregnant woman, were killed when a 45-year-old grandfather, who took his own life, opened fire inside his home. Police are investigating the case and will talk to relatives, as well as examine the mobile phones of two women who were killed outside the home for evidence.
Julius Windham, whose daughter was among the victims, vowed to remain strong for his community. The gunman, who was related to seven of the victims, left behind no outward signs of distress. Erie Mayor Daria Devlin addressed the families directly, assuring them of the community's support during their time of grief.
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