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dr-spencer-reids-queen · 2 years ago

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In Name and Blood: Part Two

Pairing: Spencer Reid x Female!Reader

Word Count: ~1.7k

Warnings: canon violence, canon language, canon talk of death, methods of kill

Author’s Note: I do not own anything from Criminal Minds. All credit goes to their respective owners. If there is any warnings that exceed the normal death/kills from the show, I will list them. If you’ve seen the show, then it’s the same level of angst unless otherwise stated

By the time you got back to the police station, there is news of another kidnapping in the area.

"Hey. What do we know?" Vic asks.

"Woman's name is Claire Thompson. Her husband tried to reach her on the cell phone. When she didn't pick up, he drove to the department store. The car's in the parking lot, but she's not inside."

"Is that the husband?" JJ wonders, pointing to the man inside the station who looks distraught.

"Yeah. JJ, take Strauss with you," Derek informs.

The best thing he could have said by far.

"I had the department store uplink the security footage to your analyst in Quantico. My desk is over here," an officer says, leading your team to his desk.

Just then, Penelope requests a video chat. You lean over and press accept, and her face pops onto the screen.

"Garcia, baby girl, please tell me something I want to hear," Derek begs. "Did you locate the missing girl on the security footage?"

"On it. It's coming your way. Keep me on speaker, will you?"

The video pops up, and you can see the woman on screen looking through clothes and deciding what she wants to buy. Nothing seems out of the ordinary for this woman.

"She doesn't seem to be on anyone's radar," Spencer voices your thoughts.

Just then, a little boy comes into the frame and grabs her attention.

"Look. Who's the kid?"

"Does Claire have a son?" you ask.

"No, a two-year-old daughter."

"It looks likes the kid is lost."

Claire grabs the kid's hand and he escorts her out of the frame where you can no longer see her. You expect the video to change views, but nothing else comes.

"Penelope, this all you got?" you ask.

"That's it. They turned down a hallway without any security cameras, and we lose them."

"I'll get a list of missing kids, see if we can make out a resemblance to any of them," Vic offers.

"Shit," you sigh, thinking about what Hotch said. At this point, JJ and Strauss come back from talking to the husband. "It's something Hotch said. All the abductions and disposals have been timed around school time. We thought the unsub might work in the system. What if this guy's actually using his own son to lure his victims?"

"Then the profile changes, and we need to give it out as soon as possible," Derek says.

"I'll gather my men and women," Vic suggests and leaves the group.

Strauss has a look on her face that suggests she didn't like it when you said Hotch's name. It's like she doesn't want him being part of this team anymore. It worked really well before, why take him out now? Just because Elle went rouge, doesn't mean it was his fault. What happened with Gideon isn't his fault either, so she has no reason to bench him other than showing off that she is the boss of him, and whatever she says goes.

As soon as Vic gathers everyone on the force, your team stands in front to give the profile. Strauss stands off to the side to observe this since she doesn't really know how to participate in something like this.

"Detective Wolynski told us you're trying to single out trucks and vans. That's smart. The unsub is dumping his victims in the business district, so I'd agree with you--he's probably not driving something that would stand out. He may even have some type of company logo on the side of his vehicle as well," Derek begins.

"We know that he abducts the women in Wauwatosa and dumps their bodies somewhere in the third ward. Most unsubs keep their area of control--where they kill their victims--triangulated between the two points. This means that the unsub probably lives in Wauwatosa or the third ward. Somewhere in that area, and the people who live there know the unsub."

"There's no sexual component to these crimes, which means it's more about the unsub making a point. He's cutting their hearts out. It might just be that this is the sickest way the unsub knows to disfigure the women and to throw them out like trash. We can't really know," you add.

"The two most important questions to ask ourselves are: What is this guy doing with these women for forty-eight hours and why is he willing to use his own son to abduct them? If he is truly using his own son, then it's likely that he has what we call borderline personality disorder."

"Now, borderlines think that all relationships revolve entirely around them. When they set their mind to something, there is no gray area. It would also manifest in a way that would be visible to people around the unsub. Intense bouts of anger and depression or problems drinking. He would also be highly sensitive to rejection," Derek says.

"One last thing," you say before the meeting is disbanded. "It's not easy to crack a chest bone. This unsub knows how to work with his hands, and is used to hard labor. He's not afraid to get dirty."

"Thank you."

The officers all go their separate ways, and your team along with Vic meets in the empty conference room to talk about what to do next.

"I'll have triple the patrol in the area, and I've got every available unit recanvassing," Vic says.

"It's tough knowing they're out there and we're still a step behind," Derek sighs.

"You know, it used to be a running joke that if you told people you were from Milwaukee, all they wanted to talk about was Happy Days reruns. Then Dahmer happens and they ask you about it as if it's the same thing. As if it's entertainment, but I was in that apartment," Vic sighs.

You leave out the part where you helped capture Dahmer when you were traveling through the area. This isn't the time to get into that.

"Gideon, one of our bosses, says that there are things that attach to you that you can never wash off," Spencer adds.

"Alright, is it possible we're looking at this the wrong way?" JJ wonders.

"What do you mean?" Strauss asks.

"Well, we're trying to zero in on the unsub. Now, you guys tell me, but if he really is using his son, wouldn't the trauma manifest more clearly on the boy?"

"Can your analyst get a list of all the children in the area that we're targeting?"

"Garcia can get you whatever you want," Derek says.

He reaches for the phone in the middle of the room and dials her number by heart, placing her on speakerphone. You never know what you're going to get with Penelope when she knows that Derek is calling her. This is going to be good, you know it.

"Talk dirty to me," she answers.

You turn to Spencer's shoulder and giggle into it. Derek sighs knowing this isn't going to go well. Vic is just confused that this is how the FBI talk to each other. Straus... isn't amused at all. You smirk and look at Derek who just shakes his head.

"This is section chief Erin Strauss."

"Ma'am, I think it goes without saying that I was expecting it to be someone else."

"I need a list of every grade school in the third ward and Wauwatosa," she gets down to business.

"Yes, ma'am. The third ward has one public grade school, but there appear to be four private schools that draw from that area."

"And Wauwatosa?"

"That would be nine, ma'am."

"How many students?"

"Thirty-two hundred."

"Can you also get me a list of every guidance counselor that deals directly with the student body in that area?"

"Certainly, ma'am. And again, I'd like to a--"

Strauss doesn't care for her apology and hangs up on her, and your smile is lost at her behavior. Why is she acting like this? What stick does she have up her ass to make her so arrogant and rude? You'd like to show her where else that stick can go, but that wouldn't be the wisest decision to make.

"You need to present these counselors with a profile of a troubled kid."

She gives the orders, and you have to follow them in accordance with her liking. You and your team went to every school and talked to every single guidance counselor, but nothing ever came of it. You have so many files of troubled kids from every single one of them that your team now has to digress in order to figure out who might be luring these women to the unsub.

The boy you're looking for is possibly from a single-parent home. He's sullen and withdrawn who may have been caught stealing from the female teachers. He's more than likely clinging to maternal figures in inappropriate settings--hugging the female bus driver or the woman in the lunchroom. His classmates might notice this inappropriate behavior and tease him, which makes the boy incredibly angry.

With all the files matching this very vague descriptions, you have to now look through them with only five people to do it instead of seven.

"Alright, the boy doesn't look like he could be any older than seven," Derek says about the video of the kid taking the latest victim out of the store she was shopping in. "Let's work from youngest to oldest. Start with the worst behavior. Get the names of the parents, and send them over to Garcia. She can cross-check for criminal records. This guy is dumping bodies between 7:30 and 8:00. That gives us a little over twelve hours to make something hit. Let's get it done."

You're about to dive into your pile when you see two people who make your heart flip. Emily and Hotch are here, and they are here to help whether Strauss wants them to or not.

"Look who's here," Spencer smiles when he sees them.

"Hey, where do we start? How fast can you get us up to speed?"

"How fast can you sit down?" JJ jokes with her.

Straus chooses this moment to come in, and from the look of her face and the emotion you're feeling from her, she isn't happy about them being here.

"We're only here to help," Emily says before she has a chance to say something.

"We'll deal with this later."

Your entire team gets to work, going through all of the files, but nothing is coming up. You have one more hour left to keep looking, but by the pace you're all going at, you know that Claire is going to die before you figure out who took her. Another one dead, and you can't do anything about it.

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jaedannnation-blog · 5 years ago

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Week 1: About Me

My name is Jaedan Nation. I am currently a Junior studying Finance at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. I recently switched majors, previously studying Accounting...hopefully this subtle, but also huge change is the correct direction I am taking in life. I was born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, attending most of my K-12 years attending schools in the Wauwatosa School District. There I was exposed to many different cultures and experienced a good amount of diversity, maybe slightly more than other students in different areas may have. That experience shaped the person I am today, and I very much see the same cultural differences and diversity at UWM. Outside of school, I like to indulge in things such as reading, watching informational videos, learning, and vacationing. Most of the items I read and watch are geared to business related subjects such as real estate, investing, and marketing. These are all related to my major and the career I want to someday have. These extra hours of basically studying makes me sharper/more knowledgeable than the average student.

Unfortunately, I took Design 124 just to satisfy my Arts Ger, but I am interested in the overview of the course and how I can apply the things I learn here to practical life. I am also not designing inclined, I never had the ability to make “art”, specifically draw. Although, I have had a good time in my past art classes I have taken. In most of them I had the ability just to be creative, no matter my skill level, so the art I was creating became fun and not just an assignment due.

Two things inspire, my mom first, then all the wonderful opportunities I see around me. Whether it is an ordinary businessman/woman working in the same field I am pursuing, or if it is a billionaire with a massive private jet. The point is I can find inspiration from all walks of life that are doing all the things I would like to do someday. My mom inspires me because I watched firsthand all the struggles she went through to raise her children. Obtaining a bachelor's degree in any major requires a lot of effort, but for my mom to raise three children in our most demanding years (ages 5-12), and also graduate with a masters at a top university in Wisconsin was beyond inspiring. After years of severe struggle, she was able to recreate the life she always wanted for herself and children.

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insideusnet · 2 years ago

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Effort to Rescind Revised Sex Education in WI District Fails : Inside US

WAUWATOSA, Wis. (AP) — An effort to rescind a revised sex education curriculum in a suburban Milwaukee school district that includes instruction to students as young as kindergarteners has failed. The Wauwatosa School Board heard a rare motion Tuesday night to rescind the Human Growth and Development curriculum that was adopted last month and includes lessons on sexual orientation and gender…

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wisconsinrightnow · 4 years ago

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Wauwatosa School District Asks Teachers, Staff to Ignore All Emails Until Jan. 4

The district is also giving employees a day to “recombobulate.” We wrote previously about the “bonus bundle” that’s giving each employee in the Wauwatosa School District a $1,000 raise, but we thought another element of the “bundle” was worth it’s own story That being: School District Administrators have asked all employees – teachers, staff – to not respond to any emails until Jan. 4. So if…

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news-09 · 4 years ago

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Wauwatosa : Cleanup begins after windows are smashed in Wauwatosa

Journal Sentinel reporters are covering the Milwaukee County District Attorney Office’s decision Wednesday whether or not to file criminal charges against Wauwatosa Police Officer Joseph Mensah in the Feb. 2 fatal shooting of 17-year-old Alvin Cole.

Anticipating unrest, the City of Wauwatosa has shut down City Hall for three days, with plans to reopen Monday. Tosa schools have also shifted to…

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orchidsheep4-blog · 5 years ago

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NAfME Celebrates 71 Members Who Are Newly Certified NBCT Music Educators

This past week, the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards celebrated 3,907 new National Board Certified Teachers (NBCTs). Each of these accomplished educators earned this prestigious achievement through a rigorous, performance-based and peer-review process, exemplifying their direct impact on student learning and achievement.

This year, there were 61 newly certified NBCTs in Music, Early Adolescence through Young Adulthood; and 68 newly certified NBCTs in Music, Early and Middle Childhood. NAfME is delighted to share that out of those 129 newly certified music educators, 71 are NAfME Members. NAfME congratulates all newly certified teachers in all fields of education, and extends our warmest wishes to our newly certified members.

Here is a list of our newly certified NBCT Members. Teachers whose names are italicized received their certificate for Music, Early and Middle Childhood. Teachers whose names are not italicized received their certificate for Music, Early Adolescence through Young Adulthood.

Angela

Albrecht

Rockwood School District R6

Missouri

Corey

Ames

Lake Forest School District 67

Illinois

Mathew

Anderson

Monroe School District

Wisconsin

Susan

Asplin

Spokane School District 81

Washington

Margaret

Austin

Boulder Valley School District RE-2

Colorado

James

Baum

Riverside-Brookfield TWP School District 208

Illinois

Andrea

Brannman

Mt. Vernon School District 320

Washington

Jana

Bromley

Kenton County School District

Kentucky

Audrey

Burt

Desoto County School District

Mississippi

Charles

Burts

Fairfax Country Public School District

Virginia

Sarah

Butler

Highline School District 401

Washington

Miriam

Capellan

Arlington County School District

Virginia

Brittany Adele

Carter

Georgetown County School District

South Carolina

Teresa

Catania

Kettle Moraine School District

Wisconsin

Johnathan

Cline

Warren County School District

Kentucky

Ashleigh

Cook

Gaston County School District

North Carolina

Veronica

Crawford

Tuscaloosa City School District

Alabama

Ashley

Cuthbertson

Fairfax County Public School District

Virginia

Mary

Davis

Bellevue School District 405

Washington

Lisa

Dwyer

Croton-Harmon Union Free School District

New York

Kelly

Edgar

Clark County School District

Nevada

Melissa

Ellenberger

Falcon School District 49

Colorado

Bethany

Fernbaugh

Hancock County School District

West Virgnia

Dawn

Fiebrandt

Western Springs School District 101

Illinois

Eric

Fleischer

Clark County School District

Nevada

Laura

Garsson

Issaquah School District 411

Washington

Megan

Goransson

West Valley School District 42

Washington

Kaethe

Grabenhofer

First Immanual Lutheran School

Wisconsin

Bruce

Harkins

Martin County School District

Kentucky

Michael

Hayden

Wauwatosa School District

Wisconsin

Denise

Hurst

Walla Walla School District 140

Washington

Michael

Ihde

Kenmore-Tonawanda Union School District

New York

Amy

Kerker

Wenatchee School District 246

Washington

Leah

Krucelyak

Prince William County Public Schools

Virginia

Erin

Lyon

Jefferson County School District

Alabama

Gillian

Malacari

Edmonds School District 15

Washington

Molly

Malone

Chippewa Falls Area USD

Wisconsin

Brian

Margrave

Cheyenne Mountain School District 12

Colorado

Susan

Masson

Fremont County School District 1

Wyoming

Levi

Mazurek

Nine Mile Falls SD 325-179

Washington

Justin

McCrary

Davie School District

North Carolina

Timothy

McFadden

Newport Mesa Unified School District

California

Patrick

McGinthy

Highland Community School District 5

Illinois

Heidi

Menzenberg-Zvilna

Lake Washington School District 414

Washington

Rebecka

Mercer

Johnston County School District

North Carolina

Joseph

Mitchell

Frederick County Public School District

Maryland

Corynn

Nordstrom

Menomonee Falls School District

Wisconsin

Jason

Parker

Bellingham School District 501

Washington

Beth

Philemon

Wake County School District

North Carolina

Joshua

Poe

Virginia Beach City Public School District

Virginia

Kevin

Proudfoot

Renton School District 403

Washington

Laine

Riley

Blue Springs School District R4

Missouri

Melissa

Roach

Clover Park School District

Washington

Aaron

Robinson

Clark County School District

Nevada

Lora

Roosendaal

Pasco School District 1

Washington

Gabrielle

Rosenblum

Oak Park Elementary School District 97

Illinois

Paul

Rotramel

Breckinridge County School District

Kentucky

Jamie

Rottle

Clover Park School District

Washington

Lindsay

Rudebusch

Eau Claire Area School District

Wisconsin

Heather

Schimpf

Anne Arundel County School District

Maryland

Heide

Schoffstall

Charlotte-Mecklenburg School District

North Carolina

Elizabeth

Smiley

Peoria Public School District 150

Illinois

Haley

Smith

Snoqualmie Valley School District 410

Washington

Rachel

Spencer

Durham Public School District

North Carolina

Angela

Tarbutton

Anderson School District 1

South Carolina

Sandra

Teglas

Guilford County Schools

North Carolina

Terry

Thompson

Washoe County School District

Nevada

Kristin

Umbarger-Keene

Cashmere School District 222

Washington

Allan

Weberger

Prince William County Public Schools

Virginia

Scott

Wheeler

Poudre School District R-1

Colorado

Bonnie

Zeitler

Howard County Public School District

Maryland

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The National Association for Music Education (NAfME) provides a number of forums for the sharing of information and opinion, including blogs and postings on our website, articles and columns in our magazines and journals, and postings to our Amplify member portal. Unless specifically noted, the views expressed in these media do not necessarily represent the policy or views of the Association, its officers, or its employees.

Catherina Hurlburt, Marketing Communications Manager. December 14, 2018. © National Association for Music Education (NAfME.org)

Source: https://nafme.org/nafme-celebrates-members-who-are-newly-certified-nbct-music-educators/

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theissuecollector · 6 years ago

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As Big Retailers Seek to Cut Their Tax Bills, Towns Bear the Brunt

WAUWATOSA, Wis. — With astonishing range and rapidity, big-box retailers and corporate giants are using an aggressive legal tactic to shrink their property tax bills, a strategy that is costing local governments and school districts around the country hundreds of millions of dollars in lost revenue.

These businesses — many of them brick-and-mortar stores like Walmart, Home Depot, Target,…

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jackpwrightuk · 7 years ago

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Factbox Mortgage company exec pipe fitter among dead in Las Vegas shooting

(Reuters) – A mortgage company executive, a pipe fitter from California, a youth wrestling coach from Pennsylvania and a commercial fisherman from Alaska were among at least 58 people killed by a gunman who opened fire on a Las Vegas country music festival on Sunday night before killing himself.

The following describes some of the victims:

HANNAH AHLERS

Hannah Ahlers, 35, a mother of three from Murrieta, California, was part of a group of sky divers and enjoyed the outdoors, the Los Angeles Times reported. She studied at Crafton Hills College and went to Redlands East Valley High School, according to her Facebook page.

HEATHER ALVARADO

Heather Alvarado, 35, of Cedar City, Utah, loved to travel with her three children and her husband, taking numerous cruises and day trips with them, according to a statement released by the Cedar City Police Department to local media. “She always saw the good in others. She spent her whole life serving others in her family and community,” her husband said in the statement.

DORENE ANDERSON

Dorene Anderson, 49, a stay-at-home mother who lived in Anchorage, Alaska, attended the concert with her daughters, NBC affiliate KTUU in Anchorage said. Anderson was the treasurer for an Anchorage-based nonprofit group that supports local hockey teams, ABC News reported, citing Anderson’s friend Marie English. English told ABC that Anderson was “very friendly and genuine” and had a “kind heart.”

CARRIE BARNETTE

Carrie Barnette, 34, of Riverside, California, worked at Disney California Adventure Park as part of the culinary team, the Orange County Register reported. “A senseless, horrific, act, and a terrible loss for so many. We mourn a wonderful member of the Disney family: Carrie Barnette. Tragic,” Robert Iger, chairman and CEO of the Walt Disney Company, said on Twitter.

JACK BEATON

Jack Beaton of Bakersfield, California, died while saving his wife during the shooting, 23ABC News reported. Beaton worked as a grill master at a barbecue restaurant, a statement from the restaurant to the TV station said. Beaton’s son confirmed his death to the station.

STEVE BERGER

Steve Berger, a native of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, who lived in Minnesota, had been celebrating his 44th birthday with a group of six friends in Las Vegas, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported. Berger’s friends called his parents early Monday and said he was shot and his family received confirmation on Tuesday, the newspaper said. “While trying to resuscitate him, (the group) was forced to evacuate,” Berger’s sister, Christine Moore, told the newspaper. Moore said her brother, a father of three who worked as a financial adviser, was a fun-loving, hard-working man, the paper said.

CANDICE BOWERS

Candice Bowers, 40, a waitress from Garden Grove, California, went to the concert with a friend, the Orange County Register reported. Bowers was a mother of three, who had just adopted a 2-year-old girl in May, the newspaper reported. “She was truly a beautiful person,” her aunt told the newspaper.

DENISE BURDITUS

Denise Burditus, 50, of Martinsburg, West Virginia, attended the concert with her husband, Tony, WVVA TV in West Virginia reported. She posted a photograph on Facebook just minutes before the gunman opened fire, the NBC affiliate said.

SANDY CASEY

Sandy Casey was a special education teacher at Manhattan Beach Middle School in California, KGTV in San Diego said. Casey was among a group of Manhattan Beach Unified School District staff at the concert, the ABC affiliate reported.

ANDREA CASTILLA

Andrea Castilla, of Huntington Beach, California, who was celebrating her 28th birthday with family and friends at the festival, was fatally shot in the head, according to a GoFundMe page created by a family friend and the Las Vegas Review-Journal, which cited her younger sister Athena. Castilla, whose mother died of cancer when she was a teen, worked at Sephora and wanted to help make cancer patients feel beautiful, the newspaper said. Castilla’s boyfriend was planning to propose to her, her sister, who lives in Las Vegas, told the paper. “With a (sic) infectious smile Andrea was a free spirit that always had a positive outlook on life. She will be missed but never forgotten,” the GoFundMe page said.

DENISE COHEN

Denise Cohen, who was the mother of two sons, attended the concert with her boyfriend, Derrick “Bo” Taylor, who was also killed in the shooting, an ABC affiliate in Santa Barbara, California, reported. Cohen was a property manager and planned to volunteer at the California Avocado Festival in Carpinteria, California, over the weekend, the station reported.

AUSTIN DAVIS

Austin Davis, 29, was a pipe fitter from Riverside, California, who was at the concert with his friend Thomas Day, who also was killed, the Press Enterprise reported. He loved softball and singing karaoke to country songs. He leaves behind his parents and his girlfriend, his high school sweetheart, the newspaper reported.

THOMAS DAY JR.

Thomas Day Jr., 54, of Riverside, California, a homebuilder, went to the festival with his four children, who are in their 20s and 30s, the Los Angeles Times reported. “He was the best dad. That’s why the kids were with him,” his father, Thomas Day Sr., told the newspaper. “They’re crushed.”

CHRISTIANA DUARTE

Christiana Duarte, 21, was confirmed dead by her family, NBC Los Angeles said on Twitter. Duarte, of Redondo Beach, California, had begun work as a fan service associate for the Los Angeles Kings. It was her first full-time job since graduating from the University of Arizona with a communications degree, the Los Angeles Times and university said. “All of us in the University of Arizona community are saddened that Christiana Duarte, one of our graduates from this past May, is among the victims from Las Vegas on Sunday night,” University of Arizona President Robert Robbins said in a statement. Duarte was in the Sigma Kappa sorority, Robbins said.

STACEE ETCHEBER

Stacee Etcheber was a mother of two and hair stylist in Marin County, California, a San Francisco police statement said. “Stacee was taken in a senseless act of violence as her husband, SFPD officer Vinnie Etcheber, heroically rushed to aid shooting victims in Las Vegas on Sunday,” police said.

BRIAN FRASER

Brian Fraser, 39, of La Palma, California, was surrounded by nearly 20 friends and family members, walking toward the stage to hear his favourite Jason Aldean song, “Dirt Road Anthem,” when he was fatally shot, his son told the Orange County Register. Nick Arellano, 25, told the newspaper his father loved to hunt, deep-sea fish, snowboard and attend his children’s sporting events, and had recently earned his private pilot’s license. Fraser is survived by his wife and four children. Fraser graduated from Cal Poly Pomona in 2001, the newspaper reported. He was vice president of sales at Greenpath, a Southern California mortgage company. “Brian Fraser impacted everyone who crossed his path with his infectious positive energy, his tenacious will to succeed, and his willingness to help others,” the company said in a Facebook post.

KERI GALVAN

Keri Galvan, 31, of Thousand Oaks, California, was a devoted wife and mother of three who was enjoying a night out with her husband and friends before she was shot in the head, according to a GoFundMe page created by her sister Lindsey Poole and NBC Los Angeles. She is survived by her husband, children ages 2, 4 and 10, her parents and a sister, Poole said. The newspaper reported that Galvan died in the arms of her husband, Justin, a former Marine who served in Iraq.

DANA GARDNER

Dana Gardner, 52, was an employee of California’s San Bernardino County for 26 years and most recently worked as a deputy recorder, the San Bernardino Sun reported.

ANGELA GOMEZ

Angela “Angie” Gomez was a 2015 alumna of Riverside Polytechnic High School in Riverside, California, the school’s parent-teacher organization said on Facebook. “She will always be loved and endeared by our Poly Family,” it said.

CHARLESTON HARTFIELD

Charleston Hartfield, 34, a Las Vegas police officer and military veteran, was off-duty when he was killed, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported, citing people who knew him. “He was probably busy helping others,” Hartfield’s friend Troy Rhett told the newspaper. “I don’t know a better man than Charles.”

CHRIS HAZENCOMB

Chris Hazencomb, 44, of Camarillo, California, saved the life of his friend Nicole by shielding her, the Ventura County Star reported. Hazencomb was a sports fan who worked at Walmart Neighborhood Market in Camarillo, the newspaper reported.

JENNIFER TOPAZ IRVINE

Jennifer Topaz Irvine, 42, was a family law attorney based in San Diego, according to CBS News and the San Diego Union-Tribune. A co-worker and friend identified Irvine as a victim to a CBS correspondent.

TERESA NICOL KIMURA

Teresa Nicol Kimura, 38, of Placentia, California, an Orange County government worker, had gone to the concert with six friends, including Ryan Miller, a pastor at For His Glory Community Church in Fullerton, the Orange County Register reported. “She had the most infectious laugh and personality,” Miller told the Register. “She was always loving and considerate to her friends.” Kimura, who went by Nicol, graduated from El Dorado High School in 1997, the paper reported.

JESSICA KLYMCHUK

Jessica Klymchuk, 28, of Valleyview, Alberta, was a librarian and the single mother of four children, Canada’s Globe and Mail reported. It said she was visiting Las Vegas with her fiance. “She’s a very good mother. She’s raised four beautiful children,” Klymchuk’s grandmother Margaret told the newspaper.

CARLY KREIBAUM

Carly Kreibaum, 33, of Sutherland, Iowa, was attending the concert with two friends when they became separated during the shooting, the Sioux City Journal newspaper reported. Her husband, Chris, flew to Las Vegas Tuesday to locate the mother of two small children after she was reported missing, the newspaper reported. According to her Facebook page, Kreibaum was a native of Sibley, Iowa, and a 2006 graduate of Wayne State College in Nebraska.

RHONDA LEROCQUE

Rhonda LeRocque, 42, of Tewksbury, Massachusetts, was a wife and mother, devout Jehovah’s Witness and worked for a Cambridge design firm, the Boston Globe reported. LeRocque attended the concert with her husband, Jason, and their 7-year-old daughter, who were not injured, the newspaper said. “Rhonda would do everything to be the best mom and the best wife she could be,” LeRocque’s sister, Jennifer Zelenski, told the paper.

VICTOR LINK

Victor Link, 55, of Aliso Viejo, California, was also killed in the shooting, 23ABC News reported, citing family.

JORDAN MCILDOON

Jordan McIldoon, 23, of Maple Ridge, British Columbia, was also killed, said the premier of British Columbia, John Horgan. McIldoon was a heavy-duty mechanic apprentice who was about to start trade school and was attending the festival with his girlfriend, CBC News reported. McIldoon died in the arms of a woman named Heather Gooze, CBC said.

KELSEY MEADOWS

Kelsey Meadows, 27, was a 2007 graduate of and substitute teacher for California’s Taft Union High School District, Superintendent Blanca Cavazos said. Meadows earned a bachelor’s degree from Fresno State University and had served as a regular substitute since 2012, Cavazos said. “Kelsey was smart, compassionate and kind,” Taft Union High School principal Mary Alice Finn said. “Words cannot adequately capture the sorrow felt by her students, colleagues and friends.” Meadows lived in Kern County, California, according to 23ABC News in Bakersfield.

CALLA MEDIG

Calla Medig, a restaurant worker from Jasper, Alberta, in Canada, was described by her friends as a kind-hearted young woman in her 20s, CBC News and Canada-based Global News reported. Medig attended the Las Vegas music festival the past three years, her mother, Louise Hayes, told the Global News. Hayes said the family was notified of her death by Medig’s roommate, who was at the concert with her, the Global News said. She was described as a “bright, fun-loving spirit who had a huge heart.”

SONNY MELTON

Sonny Melton, 29, of Big Sandy, Tennessee, saved his wife, Heather Melton, just before he was shot dead, she told WSMV-TV in Nashville. “He grabbed me and started running when I felt him get shot in the back,” she told the NBC affiliate. Sonny worked as a registered nurse and Heather is an orthopaedic surgeon at Henry County Medical Centre, a statement from the centre said.

PATRICIA MESTAS

Patricia Mestas, 67, loved attending country music concerts, her best friend, Isa Bahu, told the Riverside, California Press-Enterprise newspaper. “She went to almost every country show in driving distance,” Bahu said. One of her favourite artists was Jason Aldean, who was performing when the gunfire erupted. Mestas lived in Menifee, California, and had attended high school in Pomona. “Her generous smile was infectious, and it brightly reflected the glory of God like a beacon of joy,” her cousin Tom Smith said on Facebook.

ADRIAN MURFITT

Adrian Murfitt, 35, was a commercial fisherman in Anchorage, Alaska, and was at the concert with his best friend, Brian MacKinnon, the Alaska Dispatch News reported. The two were taking a picture and a bullet went through Murfitt’s neck, MacKinnon told the paper.

RACHAEL PARKER

Rachael Parker was a records technician with the Manhattan Beach Police Department in California, where she worked for 10 years, the police department said in a statement. Parker attended the concert with three other off-duty police department employees, police said.

JENNIFER PARKS

Jennifer ”Jenny“ Parks was a teacher with Westside Union School District in California, the district said in a statement. Parks had just started her third year teaching kindergarten at Anaverde Hills School, the district said. ”She was always enthusiastic, energetic, committed and dedicated to her students and her colleagues, the district said. “She will be sorely missed.” Parks is survived by her husband, Bobby, and young children Bryce and Leah, according to a GoFundMe page set up for her.

CARRIE PARSONS

Carrie Parsons, 31, of Seattle, was on a girls trip attending the music festival when she was shot, Seattle’s KOMO 4 TV reported. Parsons was recently engaged in Hawaii, worked as a recruiter, was full of life, a country music fan and attended several festivals, KOMO said. “She would always say ‘live, laugh, love’ and she did that,” close friend Laura Cooper told KOMO.

LISA PATTERSON

Lisa Patterson, 46, of Lomita, California, was the mother of three children, an active community volunteer and owner with her husband of Robert Patterson Hardwood Floors, according to the Daily Breeze in Torrance. A graduate of El Camino College and Rolling Hills High School, she was Parent Teacher Association president at St. John Fisher Parish School in Rancho Palos Verdes and a volunteer at the Palos Verdes Girls Softball League, the Daily Breeze said. Robert Patterson told CNN his wife had gone to Las Vegas with four friends to attend the concert. “There was nobody that cared more about people and life than my wife Lisa,” he told CNN affiliate KCBS.

JOHN PHIPPEN

John Phippen, of Santa Clarita, California, was a father of five, grandfather of one and owned a remodelling and repair company, KHTS AM 1220 radio station reported. He attended the concert with his son Travis, who was shot in the arm, the station said. “If you didn’t know John you surely missed out. He had a heart that was larger than life and a personality to match,” a GoFundMe page said. “Even if you were someone he had never met before but were in need, he was there for you.”

MELISSA RAMIREZ

Melissa Ramirez, 26, grew up in California’s Antelope Valley, her cousin, Fabiola Farnetti, told the New York Times. She attended California State University, Bakersfield, majored in business and worked for a car insurance company. Ramirez was the daughter of Mexican immigrants who became U.S. citizens, the newspaper said.

JORDYN RIVERA

Jordyn Rivera, 21, of La Verne, California, was a fourth-year student in the Health Care Management program at California State University, San Bernardino, according to the Sun in San Bernardino and the university. A La Verne native and Bonita High School graduate, Rivera was a member of the university’s chapter of Eta Sigma Gamma, the national health education honour society, university President Tomas Morales said in a statement on Facebook. “We will remember and treasure her for her warmth, optimism, energy and kindness,” he said.

QUINTON ROBBINS

Quinton Robbins, 20, of Henderson, Nevada, studied at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and worked in local government, Newsweek reported. “He was the most kind and loving soul,” his aunt, Kilee Wells Sanders, said on Facebook. “Everyone who met him loved him. His contagious laugh and smile. He was truly an amazing person. He will be missed by so many.”

CAMERON ROBINSON

Cameron Robinson, 28, was a legal records specialist with the city of Las Vegas who was fatally shot in the neck while attending the music festival with his boyfriend, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported. He lived near St. George, Utah, and commuted to Las Vegas for work, his sister, Meghan Ervin, told the newspaper.

ROCIO GUILLEN ROCHA

Rocio Guillen Rocha, 40, of Eastvale, California, was still on maternity leave from her job as manager of a pizza restaurant after giving birth to her fourth child six weeks ago, National Public Radio reported. Her fiance’s sister, Nikki Stowers, told NPR that Rocha was struck in the thigh by a bullet and subsequently died at the hospital. “She was that type of mom who just loved holding her kids,” Stowers said. “It’s so unfair that she’s had her life taken away.”

LAURA SHIPP

Laura Shipp, 50, was a single mother originally from Thousand Oaks, California, who moved to Las Vegas about five years ago, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal and Ventura County Star. She worked as a dispatcher at an air conditioning company and was a big Los Angeles Dodgers fan, the Review-Journal said. She attended the festival with her boyfriend; son Corey Shipp, a 23-year-old Marine; and her son’s friends, the Star reported, citing her brother, Steve Shipp. Laura Shipp and her boyfriend headed toward a restroom and were separated when the shooting began, the Star said. Shipp’s son and boyfriend, who both survived the shooting, searched for her for hours, but her family was notified of her death on Tuesday after she was identified using fingerprints, the papers said.

TARA ROE SMITH

Tara Roe Smith, 34, of Okotoks, Alberta, was a model and mother of two young sons, the Canadian Press reported. She also worked as an educational assistant at a local school district. Her aunt Val Rodgers told the news outlet that her niece was a “beautiful soul. … She was a wonderful mother and our family is going to miss her dearly.” Roe Smith was at the festival with her husband, Zach, when the couple got separated during the shooting.

LISA ROMERO-MUNIZ

Lisa Romero-Muniz was a secretary at Miyamura High School in Gallup, New Mexico, the Santa Fe New Mexican reported. In her most recent role, Romero-Muniz offered encouragement and support to students during disciplinary proceedings, the newspaper said. She was described as outgoing, kind and considerate, it said.

CHRIS ROYBAL

Chris Roybal, 28, of Corona, California, was a Navy veteran who served in Afghanistan. He was shot in the chest, his wife told Reuters. Dixie Roybal described her husband as haunted by his experiences in Afghanistan but an adventurous spirit who found joy in life. “He was always going somewhere, doing something, calling friends,” she said. “He just loved music in general. He was always singing something. He was the best at karaoke.” One of the many tattoos on his arm celebrated the city of Las Vegas, where he once lived. After the military, he worked at a gym.

BAILEY SCHWEITZER

Bailey Schweitzer, 20, was from Bakersfield, California, her brother told the Bakersfield Californian newspaper.

ERICK SILVA

Erick Silva, 22, of Las Vegas, was working as a security guard at the music festival when he was shot in the head, his uncle, Rob Morgan, told the Washington Post.

SUSAN SMITH

Susan Smith, 53, was a school office manager in Simi Valley, California, the Ventura County Star reported, citing a school district representative. Smith was an ardent country music fan and worked at an elementary school for three years, the newspaper said.

BRENNAN STEWART

Brennan Stewart, 30, of Las Vegas, was an aspiring musician, his girlfriend, Gia Iantuono, wrote on a Facebook message to the Washington Post. He worked for his father’s construction business, said Iantuono, who was wounded in the rampage. She called Stewart “a light that came into my life when I needed one.”

DERRICK TAYLOR

Derrick “Bo” Taylor, 56, was killed at the concert, his employer the California Department of Corrections said in a statement. Taylor, a camp commander at the Sierra Conservation Centre and Ventura Conservation Camp, began his career with the department in 1988. “There are no words to express the feeling of loss and sadness regarding Bo’s passing,” Warden Joel Martinez wrote in a memo to staff.

NEYSA TONKS

Neysa Tonks of Las Vegas, who worked at Technologent, an Irvine, California-based technology company, was among the victims, the Los Angeles Times said. She was the mother of three boys, according to a GoFundMe campaign created by Technologent. “Neysa brought joy, happiness, fun and laughter to so many of us. The senseless tragedy in Las Vegas Sunday unnessarily(sic) taken her from our community,” the GoFundMe page said.

KURT VON TILLOW

Kurt Von Tillow, 55, of Cameron Park, California, was at the concert with several family members, Sacramento television station KCRA reported. His sister and niece were wounded in the shooting, but are expected to recover, the station said. His wife, daughter and son-in-law were not injured. His brother-in-law, Mark Carson, said Von Tillow “was the most patriotic person you’ve ever met. … Guarantee you, he was covered in red, white and blue, with a Coors Light in his hand, smiling with his family and listening to some music.”

MICHELLE VO

Michelle Vo, 32, of Los Angeles, was attending her first country music concert, according to the San Jose Mercury News. Vo attended high school in San Jose and graduated in 2007 from the University of California, Davis with a communications degree, the school said in a statement. She worked for New York Life Insurance Co in its Glendale, California, office where, ”she was recognised for her ambition and work ethic,” university chancellor Gary May said.

BILL WOLFE JR.

Bill Wolfe Jr. was a youth wrestling coach from Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, who attended the concert with his wife, Robyn. She survived the attack, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette newspaper reported. His death was confirmed by the Shippensburg police on its Facebook page.

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Factbox – Mortgage company exec, pipe fitter among dead in Las Vegas shooting

The following describes some of the victims:

HANNAH AHLERS

HEATHER ALVARADO

DORENE ANDERSON

CARRIE BARNETTE

JACK BEATON

STEVE BERGER

CANDICE BOWERS

DENISE BURDITUS

SANDY CASEY

ANDREA CASTILLA

DENISE COHEN

AUSTIN DAVIS

THOMAS DAY JR.

CHRISTIANA DUARTE

STACEE ETCHEBER

BRIAN FRASER

KERI GALVAN

DANA GARDNER

Dana Gardner, 52, was an employee of California’s San Bernardino County for 26 years and most recently worked as a deputy recorder, the San Bernardino Sun reported.

ANGELA GOMEZ

CHARLESTON HARTFIELD

CHRIS HAZENCOMB

JENNIFER TOPAZ IRVINE

TERESA NICOL KIMURA

JESSICA KLYMCHUK

CARLY KREIBAUM

RHONDA LEROCQUE

VICTOR LINK

Victor Link, 55, of Aliso Viejo, California, was also killed in the shooting, 23ABC News reported, citing family.

JORDAN MCILDOON

KELSEY MEADOWS

CALLA MEDIG

SONNY MELTON

PATRICIA MESTAS

ADRIAN MURFITT

RACHAEL PARKER

JENNIFER PARKS

CARRIE PARSONS

LISA PATTERSON

JOHN PHIPPEN

MELISSA RAMIREZ

JORDYN RIVERA

QUINTON ROBBINS

CAMERON ROBINSON

ROCIO GUILLEN ROCHA

LAURA SHIPP

TARA ROE SMITH

LISA ROMERO-MUNIZ

CHRIS ROYBAL

BAILEY SCHWEITZER

Bailey Schweitzer, 20, was from Bakersfield, California, her brother told the Bakersfield Californian newspaper.

ERICK SILVA

Erick Silva, 22, of Las Vegas, was working as a security guard at the music festival when he was shot in the head, his uncle, Rob Morgan, told the Washington Post.

SUSAN SMITH

BRENNAN STEWART

DERRICK TAYLOR

NEYSA TONKS

KURT VON TILLOW

MICHELLE VO

BILL WOLFE JR.

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