'Nobody deserves to be going through this. And if we don't change something, you could be going through this.'
She was my little sister. She just wanted to be grown up.
I just don't understand how badly these people [politicians and law enforcement] failed us. And not just the families -- these children, 'cause they're gone. And especially the surviving children that are gonna have to live with this trauma for the rest of their lives. I can't think of anything else other than just cowardice. ... Just plain cowardice... I couldn't even feel sad just because of how angry I was. ...
Jazmin Cazares's 9-year-old sister Jackie was killed in the May 24, 2022, shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas.Nobody deserves to be going through this. And if we don't change something, you could be going through this. ... Nothing is going to be able to bring my sister back, which is what we would’ve wanted. But justice is making sure this doesn’t happen to somebody else. ...Interviews have been condensed for length
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