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Hopefully, they can get some answers soon. “That’s the question on everybody’s mind. “The whole town is first of all in shock that this happened to our community, and second of all asking, ‘What happened?'” Diaz added. “As of right now, the family still hasn’t given me instructions, but once they do, then I’ll release him to the family and sign an order allowing the morgue that’s holding him to release him to the funeral home that’s going to handle the shooter,” he told the US Sun. Meanwhile, Ramos’ remains are being held in an undisclosed county. Pete Luna/Uvalde Leader-News/Handout via REUTERS AP Photo/Susan Walsh Children run to safety after escaping from a window during the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School. Uvalde shooting victim Maite Yuleana Rodriguez was identified by her green sneakers after being shot dead. Once all the victims were released back to Uvalde, we sent him to the medical examiner’s office,” added Diaz. “He was not going to the medical examiner until all the victims were back in Uvalde. He didn’t leave until all the victims left,” he said. “I made sure I signed the order for the victims, sent them to the medical examiner’s office first. “We also had to handle him, so he was separated from the victims immediately there at the location and he was the last one to leave,” he told the US Sun. The vast majority of victims in the Uvalde shooting were children. “We pretty much went person by person, victim by victim, with pictures, just trying to make sure that this person matched the description, and we were able to clear all the names,” he told the news outlet.ĭiaz said he also decided to shield the devastated families from the deranged shooter’s body. REUTERS/Brad Brooksĭiaz and the other official then went through the arduous and gut-wrenching process of trying to identify the bodies using photographs and descriptions of the victims. was on call when Salvador Ramos slaughtered 19 children and two teachers at Robb Elementary School on May 24. Omar Ornelas/USA Today Network via REUTERS/File Photo Diaz Jr. Constable David Valdez embraces Uvalde Justice of the Peace Eulalio Diaz as Diaz breaks down recounting having to identify the bodies of 19 children. To help in the unimaginable process, the coroner called the Bexar County medical examiner in San Antonio before he even entered the classroom where the students and teachers were killed, the US Sun said. “I didn’t know what the scene was gonna be like but I knew the children wouldn’t have IDs or name badges so we won’t know who these kids are until we assess the process of what to do.” “That’s when they tell me there are 16 to 17 victims and most of them are children and that’s just of course not what I wanted to hear,” Diaz told the US Sun. The coroner who responded to the mass school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, has opened up about the painstaking process of identifying the tiny bodies - and what happened to the shooter’s body.Įulalio “Lalo” Diaz Jr., the town’s justice of the peace and de facto coroner, was on call when Salvador Ramos slaughtered 19 children and two teachers at Robb Elementary School on May 24. Matthew McConaughey releases dramatic video calling for bipartisan gun control Uvalde cops will testify before Texas House panel probing school massacre Uvalde cop wouldn’t take aim at school shooter: report