Family of woman who died at US Capitol riot releases heart-wrenching statement about Trump



A family member of a woman who died at the rioting at the U.S. Capitol released a heart-wrenching statement to reporters on Thursday.

The family of Rosanne Boyland, 34, of Kennesaw, Georgia, said that she either collapsed at the rioting or was trampled when she died on Wednesday. She was among the three who were reported to have died from medical conditions, in addition to Ashli Babbitt, who was shot and killed.

Boyland's brother-in-law Justin Cave read a statement from the family to WAGA-TV.

"As we watched these awful events unfold, we hoped that Rosanne was not among the crowd," he said.

"Tragically she was there, and it cost her life. We have little information at this time and we're waiting with the rest of the world to uncover the specifics. Our family is grieving on every level for our country and for the families that have lost a loved one or suffered injuries and for our own loss. We appreciate your prayers and ask for everyone to respect our privacy as we mourn her death," he continued.

He then added his personal comments.

"On a personal note, Rosanne was very passionate about her beliefs, like I'm sure a lot of people that were present at this event yesterday were," said Cave.

"But it is my own personal belief that the president's words and rhetoric incited a riot last night that killed four of his biggest fans," he added.

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"And I believe that we should invoke the 25th Amendment," Cave concluded.

Some critics of the president have called for Trump administration officials to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove him before the inauguration. Others have questioned whether that would be an inappropriate use of the power.

In an interview with the Daily Mail another relative said that Boyland really loved Trump and decided to go to the rally after hearing one of his speeches. She said that her other family members begged her not to go.

Here's more about Boyland's death:

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Suspect roars up to family's front yard, shoots 13-year-old boy in the face as child works on lawnmower



A suspect pulled up to a 13-year-old boy's Georgia home and fatally shot the teen in the face Thursday night.

The boy, Brayan Zavala, was working in his front yard on a lawnmower along with his 16-year-old brother.

Brayan — who was pronounced dead at the scene — would have turned 14 in the next few weeks.

What are the details?

Riverdale authorities are furiously working to identify the suspect who killed Brayan.

Brayan's brother, Jesus, told WXIA-TV that a masked suspect pulled up to the family's home, pulled out a gun, and shot the boy in the face.

He told WSB-TV, "What did ... what did he do? We were working on a lawnmower, and all of a sudden, my brother is dead."

"The shooter didn't even say 'I want your money' or 'This is a robbery' or 'I'm assaulting you,'" the teen recalled according to WXIA. "He just came there, stood in silence, and shot my brother."

The suspect fled the scene after shooting Brayan's face. According to local news reports, the family car was also struck by the gunman's bullets.

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Law & Crime reports that the child died in the arms of his brother and father.

"He basically told me, 'I can't no more, brother,'" Jesus recalled.

Anyone with any information on the fatal shooting is asked to contact the Clayton County Police at (770) 477-3747.

"The Clayton County Police Department is humbly asking the community and any persons having knowledge of this crime to contact the police department or Crime Stoppers for any information about this case," the police said in a statement.

A GoFundMe page, set up to benefit the family, has received more than $22,000 in donations at the time of this reporting.

"On the night of October 15, 2020, my little brother, Brayan was shot and killed outside of our family home," a portion of the page reads. "Brayan was 13 years old, turning 14 next month. He has been taken from us for no reason. At this time, Clayton County Police are working to help my family track down the shooter. We have no answers."

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