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News & Current Events Apr 22, 2026 at 5:18 PM

Mom who lost 3 kids in Louisiana shooting still has a bullet lodged in her face, cousin says

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Mom who lost 3 kids in Louisiana shooting still has a bullet lodged in her face, cousin says
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Mom who lost 3 kids in Louisiana shooting still has a bullet lodged in her face, cousin says
Christina Snow was one of two women injured in the rampage that killed eight children in Shreveport.

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Neravariine 3 days ago +1481
I can't even imagine how you could mentally recover from what she has been through. I hope she can recover one day.
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Viater 3 days ago +1057
You don't.
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Cool_Jelly_9402 3 days ago +292
The woulda coulda shouldas will never stop even if they aren’t warranted at all, which I’m guessing they aren’t
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AK_Panda 3 days ago +188
Even if you can stop those thoughts, you've still got to live with having lost 3 children at the same time in such a horrendous manner. I wouldn't have the strength tbh.
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Top_Mathematician233 2 days ago +70
No mother should have to outlive her children. I couldn’t do it.
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Cool_Jelly_9402 3 days ago +23
The pain would be immeasurable
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DyingGasp 2 days ago +3
In such a way that you’ll be reminded of every time a school shooting hits the news or attempts at implementing gun restriction laws.
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BleachedUnicornBHole 2 days ago +5
And then have a scar on her face to remind her every time she looks in the mirror.
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Cyrano_Knows 2 days ago +218
Now imagine a whole bunch of people like Alex Jones never shuts up about how your tragedy is a lie. Your sorrow is just an act. You're a liar. Your kids never existed or are liars. People call and threaten you and insult you and spit on you. All of that on top of the grief you have because your kids had the terrible terrible luck of being murdered.
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AcceptNotBug 2 days ago +76
It’s difficult to understand how someone can act with such apparent disregard for others and still attract a following that embraces that behavior.
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Taokan 1 day ago +3
It's quite intentional. It's the follow on step from constantly being taught to fear and hate "them".
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Tapprunner 2 days ago +31
Yeah, I have kids. Things would never be ok again. I'm pretty positive I couldn't go on.
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strega_bella312 2 days ago +27
Do you know ANY mother that could recover from losing all of her children? What a weird ass thing to be offended by.
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joeDUBstep 2 days ago +13
Right? Losing one is horrible enough, but 3? Fuckin shit.
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Theletterkay 2 days ago +12
We know she was a mother of 3. WAS.
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Carrera_996 2 days ago +31
My uncle got killed in '74. Grandpa spent the next 10 years drinking himself to death. Ironic, as his son was killed by a drunk driver.
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OakLegs 3 days ago +22
Yeah I don't think the news articles are the problem here
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nourish_the_bog 3 days ago +16
not the problem, but a problem regardless
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No_Abrocoma3108 3 days ago +7
Zero empathy in the headlines
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justined0414 2 days ago +9
I wouldn't want to be alive anymore.
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MulfordnSons 2 days ago +4
I don’t think I could, to be honest. I would simply lose the will to live.
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Warcraft_Fan 2 days ago +5
She has memory problem, she's going to discover her kids are dead again every day. Like the movie 50 First Dates but worse.
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Umpen 2 days ago +13
Amnesia is more often temporary.
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1877KlownsForKids 3 days ago +1216
> “One day, she’ll remember they’re dead. I heard yesterday she woke up and was like, ‘I got to get my kids ready for school.’ She’ll lose memory of what happened,” he said. “One day, she’ll know, and the next day, she’s thinking her kids is still there.” That's even worse, you have to learn they were killed over and over.
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DefinitelyNotAliens 3 days ago +603
We stopped telling my grandpa that grandma was gone. She was just somewhere else. If he wasn't going to form a permanent recollection there was no reason to know his wife died. When my elderly grandpa was in his last few days, he lost another child. One died as a teen in a car wreck. One died in his 50s from heart failure. Another in his 60s from addiction. To lose three of five children was so bad. We just didn't tell him. He was going to live a few days at most. Doctors and nurses knew it. It would quite literally kill him and have pain for no reason. We didn't tell him. Hopefully, she can either live in ignorance or recover enough to remember long-term. Repetitive loss is really cruel.
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KZWinn 2 days ago +185
We had to do the same for my grandmother after my grandfather passed. At first they tried to tell her, but every time she would faint and it had such a negative impact on her health and was so distressing for her. It's such a difficult thing to watch happen.
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DefinitelyNotAliens 2 days ago +120
Yeah. "Lying" feels wrong but so is repeatedly bringing their whole world down.
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rearwindowpup 2 days ago +76
Dementia changes the rules, its about keeping things in the moment smooth
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wildferalfun 2 days ago +25
My FIL was in a life threatening accident when my MIL's parents were both given weeks to live. MIL was one of 8 kids and she swore them all to secrecy because she could not deal with the uncertainty with her own husband's life and what it would do to her parents to know their daughter and much loved SIL were in such horrible stress. She caught a bit of grief for hiding his condition but their cognitive decline was not so severe that they wouldn't lose sleep over this. MIL already had to deal with FIL's parents who were very capable of understanding and she chose to prioritize them over her own parents. One passed while FIL was in the ICU and the other when he was just released.
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Exciting_Bat_2086 2 days ago +23
My mom has to tell my grandma almost every day that my grandpa is at work or out in the hills for work because her alzheimer’s is so bad :(
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Fallcious 2 days ago +20
My dad is quite far along with dementia, but he seems happy with it. He’s forgotten my ex-wife ever existed but remembers and adores my current wife, so he is apparently managing to hold on to happier memories for now.
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katarina-stratford 2 days ago +10
My SO's grandma thought I was her little brother's wife a few times. Her little brother died in childhood. I just rolled with whatever she said/reminisced about. She seemed to be so genuinely happy to see me, the wife who'd never existed.
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FerrousFacade 2 days ago +32
I mean, just finish me the f*** off. I'll never have another good day.
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MommyLovesPot8toes 2 days ago +2
Man, if that were me, I'd wish someone would just help me push that bullet farther in and end it.
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fakeknees 2 days ago +224
Growing up, I knew a mom who lost all 4 of their children at the same time. It wasn't from violence, but from a car accident. I always wondered how she could keep going. She was one of the strongest people I've ever known. I wouldn't wish this kind of grief on anyone. I can't imagine how she must feel, knowing the father was the one that took them from her.
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fakeknees 2 days ago +173
What…? The mom I’m referring to did not move past the death of her children. What are you talking about? She’s still very active in the community, talks about her children constantly, spent years trying to get barriers installed, and has a foundation where they raise money for scholarships in her children’s names.
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Evil_Hank_Scorpio 2 days ago +75
What a monstrous thing to say. Clearly you don’t have kids.
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Sweetguy88 2 days ago +14
*Clearly* they’ve never gone through grief (or at least grief counseling) because the first thing you learn is that grief looks different for everyone.
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Matzie138 2 days ago +44
Continuing to exist does not mean not carrying grief. Consider yourself fortunate if you don’t understand. Unfortunately, the odds are not in your favor.
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Mirewen15 2 days ago +198
Family annihilators are there most cowardly people. He couldn't even do a service by killing himself.
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Hoplophilia 2 days ago +42
I can't wrap my head around what motivated him or any (many) others who've done similar. Closest I can come is either that it's the final chance to punish the wife or that the world is so cruel you not only want to escape it yourself but also remove the ones you love. The former doesn't make sense when he starts off by shooting her in the face, presumably leaving her for dead. And then the sustained fugue state required to actually gun down all seven of your babies and a nephew. But yet have it "together" enough to manage a carjacking and attempt to get away – where and for what future? True madness. His known struggles and abandoned attempts at treatment. His previous threat to his wife he'd kill her if she left. It was to be the following day, Monday, that she finally got her divorce. At the risk of being accused of victim-blsming, red flags were there. I wonder if the family all had trust that the felony conviction preventing him from legally owning a gun would protect them. Or maybe more likely, the unthinkable is simply just that.
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whoisthismahn 2 days ago +33
I’ve always felt like these men are too cowardly to simply take themselves out, so they do unspeakably horrible things that they know their life can never come back from. And only then can they take themselves out
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satinsateensaltine 2 days ago +19
A lot of times it's a response to feeling like they've lost some kind of control, usually of the other parent, but sometimes also of the kids or other relatives. This is a final, monstrous act of "if I can't have them, no one can" writ large.
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SatinSaffron 3 days ago +328
It's so sad how violent that part of the state is. Louisiana regularly has at least 2-3 spots on those "most violent crimes per capita" lists and Shreveport is always at the top. In Shreveport your chances of being a victim of violent crime is 1 in 82, that includes murder, r***, robbery, and assault. Everybody should flood the phone lines and inboxes of the person who represents that part of the state. Rep James Michael Johnson AKA speaker Mike Johnson represents this district.
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LirielsWhisper 2 days ago +210
I'm from the area. Mike Johnson doesn't give a single shit about the people he represents. And he **especially** doesn't give a shit about black people who almost certainly didn't vote for him.
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SatinSaffron 2 days ago +60
I don't doubt that one bit. And it's honestly not much different from the other Republican representation that the state has. My husband and I are from South Louisiana and it's just insane to see how little the reps care about their constituents. They literally only care about the rich white people and the local businesses. And it's every single one of them regardless of which office they hold. Doesn't matter if it's Mike Johnson or Kennedy or Cassidy or Landry. I understand that's the current MO for modern day Republicans, but f*** even 20ish years ago the Republican reps would at least pretend to care about their constituents. My husband and I left and moved way the f*** up to a very blue area in the PNW and it was one of the best decisions we've ever made. Even though we're happy up here we still really miss things back home. I'm going off on a bit of a tangent here but god damn Louisiana means *SO MUCH* to me, it has such an amazing potential to be an extremely rich and prosperous state. All of those massive businesses and factories and refineries have billions and billions of dollars flowing through them up and down the Mississippi. But instead it's just this massive racial divide with half the money being squandered away by the rich and the other half going to outside interests.
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whatproblems 3 days ago +38
how surprising he dngaf about his district probably excited to be out of there
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BiChaosTheory 2 days ago +14
I lived in Shreveport for about 8 months before 2 bullets went through my living room in the middle of the night. Moved out of that apartment complex to Bossier City shortly after and eventually out of that shithole state.
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gotfcgo 3 days ago +23
Mike hasn't heard about this im sure
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blu-brds 2 days ago +5
I grew up there. It was pretty bad even then (we left in 2006, while all us kids were still in school). I remember being accepted to Magnet High and my mom not wanting to send me because of the area it was in and my parents being worried about my safety going there. We've visited over the years since and even in our brief stays or passing through, it's sad to see. Mike Johnson couldn't give less of a shit about this city if he tried.
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beastwood9498 3 days ago +83
And what kind of support is she gonna need and not get?
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xX_7HR0W-4W4Y_Xx 2 days ago +115
In Louisiana, a black woman? Any kind
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Halloqween 2 days ago +14
This. Especially in Shreveport.
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333cheeseboy 2 days ago +9
This is some of the bleakest stuff i’ve ever read. The physical pain is bad enough, but the mental trauma of 3 kids gone? man, i’m done with the internet for today.
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Jetplane_ahead99 2 days ago +4
When my mom lost my sister she never recovered, it has just taken a piece of her forever.
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Impossible-Pea-6160 2 days ago +44
Crime in these red states is out of control
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AllLeftiesHere 2 days ago -86
Lol. Democrat city, just voted in First Republican in 32 years because crime was so bad, but yeah...
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Ok-disaster2022 3 days ago +16
This sounds like the tragic backstory of a vigilante. vote comet 2026
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EvilAdolf 2 days ago +18
That headline is violently american.
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SeaTurtleLionBird 3 days ago +17
Wow how does a red state that is MAGA have such high crime?
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Prudent_Effect6939 2 days ago +19
I live in louisiana.  Its 50th for a reason. Don't defend it.
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SeaTurtleLionBird 2 days ago +9
COVID brought out spikes of crime nationwide. You can ignore the fact that your republcian mayor arrived and crime literally spiked in 2023, and simply is still higher than normal for the last couple years vs decades of averages But okay.
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Dismal-Yoghurt4801 2 days ago +2
If I lost my kids there would certainly be a bullet in my head, too.
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AcceptNotBug 2 days ago +24
How? The guy is dead.
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Bodaciouslove 2 days ago +2
She’s going after the gov for lack of mental health facilities ?
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