ABSTRACT
I remember that the time was 8:30 p.m., and I put my two sons into their room because they were stubborn. So I said, “You stay in your room until I come back!” Then I and my wife and the little girl went to the store. In the parking lot there wasn’t any car except mine. There were not many people in the store, just two girls who were before me, so they paid for what they wanted and they came out fast. So I paid for my bottle of milk and I came out. I opened my door, and I
lifted up my seat, and I put the gallon of milk behind the seat, and I pushed it back. And as I was turning to sit down, I heard the gunshots, four times, from behind me. And my mind told me to sit down fast, in case the bullet came straight. So I did. And when I sat down, I already had gotten shot, in the soft spot in my upper hip, and the bullet almost came through the skin in front, in the upper part of the stomach. So I fell down, sort of sitting and sort of falling down.
