Lashyd Merritt was one of five people killed in the mass shooting in Philadelphia. His mother, Marie, wants her 22-year-old son to know how much he was loved. She also has a message for his killer.
Marie Merritt spoke about her son Lashyd, one of the victims of the Philadelphia mass shooting, to Action News.Marie Merritt says her son Lashyd was a good kid who loved his job, his girlfriend and nieces and nephews.
"We didn't know he left. My nephew ran upstairs. We kept calling his phone. It tracked to the store," Marie said."It turned out to be my son," Marie said. Marie says Lashyd, the youngest of five siblings, was happy. She said he had the perfect job that he loved and the family was waiting for him to marry his girlfriend.
Sources identify the suspect as 40-year-old Kimbrady Carriker, who lives in the 5600 block of Belmar Terrace, just a few blocks from the shooting scene. Marie continued, "I'm going to be honest, you need to rot. You need to rot in jail. You need to because that was wrong. He needs to pay."
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