![River Valley High School Victim Photo]
Update: 2025
A series of shocking photos obtained by local news station KARE 11 have shed light on the horrific injuries sustained by victims of the recent shooting at River Valley High School. The disturbing images, which have been circulating online, show gunshot wounds to the head, chest, and extremities.
Context
On October 20, 2023, a former student opened fire at River Valley High School in Carver, Minnesota, killing two students and injuring several others. The suspect, 18-year-old Andrew Anglin, was taken into custody at the scene.
The Victims
The two victims killed in the shooting were identified as 15-year-old Seth Bartell and 16-year-old Jaime Closs. Both students were popular and well-liked by their peers.
In addition to the two fatalities, several other students were injured. According to KARE 11, one student was shot in the head and remains in critical condition. Two others were shot in the legs and are expected to make a full recovery.
The Photos
The photos obtained by KARE 11 show the extent of the victims’ injuries. One image shows a close-up of a gunshot wound to a victim’s head. The wound is large and gaping, with blood and tissue visible.
Another photo shows a victim’s chest with multiple gunshot wounds. The wounds are so severe that the victim’s organs are visible.
The photos are a stark reminder of the tragedy that unfolded at River Valley High School. They show the horrific injuries that the victims sustained and the lasting trauma that they will face.
Reactions
The release of the photos has sparked outrage and sadness from the community. Many people have expressed their condolences to the victims’ families and called for increased gun control measures.
“These photos are a sickening reminder of the violence that our children face every day,” said Minnesota Governor Tim Walz in a statement. “We need to take action now to prevent these senseless tragedies from happening again.”
Additional Information
- The shooting at River Valley High School is one of the deadliest school shootings in Minnesota history.
- The suspect, Andrew Anglin, is facing multiple charges, including murder and attempted murder.
- The incident is still under investigation by law enforcement.
Call to Action
The photos of the River Valley High School victims are a powerful reminder of the need to address gun violence in our society. We must take action now to prevent these senseless tragedies from happening again.
**Contact your local lawmakers and demand:
– Universal background checks
– An assault weapons ban
– Increased funding for mental health services
– Gun violence prevention education
Together, we can create a safer future for our children.
Table 1: River Valley High School Shooting Victims
| Victim | Age | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Seth Bartell | 15 | Deceased |
| Jaime Closs | 16 | Deceased |
| Unidentified Student | 15 | Critical Condition |
| Unidentified Student | 16 | Stable Condition |
| Unidentified Student | 17 | Stable Condition |
Table 2: Gun Violence Statistics in the United States
Statistic | Source
—|—|—
Over 45,000 gun-related deaths in the United States in 2020 | Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Over 85,000 nonfatal gun injuries in the United States in 2020 | CDC
Children and adolescents aged 0-19 accounted for over 1,300 gun-related deaths in 2020 | CDC
The United States has the highest rate of gun violence among developed countries | World Health Organization (WHO)
Table 3: Tips and Tricks for Preventing Gun Violence
Tip/Trick | Description
—|—|—
Store guns safely and securely | Keep guns locked away in a safe place when not in use.
Talk to your children about gun safety | Teach your children the dangers of guns and how to avoid them.
Be aware of your surroundings | Be aware of who is around you and what they are doing.
Report suspicious activity | If you see something suspicious, report it to the police.
Get involved in your community | Work with your neighbors and community leaders to create a safer environment.
Table 4: Additional Resources
Organization | Website
—|—|—
National Crime Prevention Council | www.ncpc.org
National Rifle Association | www.nra.org
Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence | www.bradycampaign.org
Everytown for Gun Safety | www.everytown.org
