Core Points - A mass shooting incident occurred in Fall City, King County, Washington, where a 15-year-old boy is accused of killing his parents and three siblings, leading to five counts of first-degree murder and one count of attempted murder [1][2] - The shooting took place on the morning of October 21, resulting in five fatalities and one injury, with the victims being 43-year-old Mark Huemiston, 42-year-old Sarah Huemiston, and their three children aged 7, 9, and 13 [1][2] - An 11-year-old girl survived after escaping the scene, having been shot and pretending to be dead [1][2] Incident Details - The suspect called the police on the day of the incident, claiming that his 13-year-old brother had shot the family and then committed suicide [2] - A neighbor reported that the injured 11-year-old girl informed them that her 15-year-old brother was the shooter [2] - The suspect allegedly used a Glock handgun that belonged to his father, which was typically kept locked away [2] Investigation Findings - Forensic evidence indicated that the 13-year-old boy was shot from a distance of two feet, contradicting the suspect's claims [2] - The police stated that the suspect staged the scene to make it appear as though his brother was responsible for the murders [2] - Investigators learned that the suspect had been struggling academically, having failed multiple tests at school [2] Gun Violence Statistics - According to the Gun Violence Archive, over 13,800 people have died from various gun violence incidents in the U.S. as of October 25 this year [2]
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