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On Wednesday morning, Tana Shane drove by a young man who said he had run out of gas on the road less than 50 yards from her home, Ada Shane said.
“Both my brother and sister-in-law have big hearts,” Ada Shane said. “They’re always helping someone else.”
Tana Shane went by her house, picked up her husband and daughter and drove back to the stranded car, Ada Shane said.
The man pulled a gun and pointed it at Jason Shane’s head. He ordered everybody to get out of the car, Ada Shane said.
He told the family to give him their money, but the family said they had only change because they recently returned from a religious revival in Window Rock, Ariz.
The man told them to start walking. Tana Shane told her daughter in their Native American language to run.
Jorah Shane told her aunt that she heard a shot, started running, then heard bullets pass close to her head. McGrail’s statement said the daughter heard her mother scream, felt blood running down her face and then a bullet hit her back.
She yelled and caught the attention of people near St. Charles Mission School, according to the FBI statement. A car approached her and she jumped in when the driver got out. She drove away still hearing gunshots, and relatives took her to a hospital, the statement said.
A bullet grazed Jorah Shane’s head and she had a gunshot wound to the back. Ada Shane said she didn’t know how to tell her niece that her close-knit family was gone.
“Jorah is one always attached to her parents,” the aunt said. “She’s always with her parents and her grandmother.”