"We Feel Like We're Being Hunted:" 23 Killed at El Paso Walmart in Suspected Hate Crime

08/03/20 • 29 min

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Michelle Grady is one of the dozens of people who was shot on Saturday, Aug. 3, 2019, at a Walmart superstore in El Paso, Texas. She survived, but 23 people were killed. The shooter is facing nearly 100 charges, including federal hate crime charges, accused of targeting Hispanics. This is a story of survival and recovery in the year since the Cielo Vista Walmart massacre.

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In 1995, a woman’s spray-painted body parts, including her severed head, were found across town.

Police in El Paso, Texas, didn't know who she was.

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If you have information about this case, call El Paso Crime Stoppers at (915) 566-8477.