'Cara was then rushed by ambulance to a facility in Georgia that specialized in gunshot head injury. She had left in a beautiful prom dress but now she was covered in a bloody hospital sheet. This was a nightmare we couldn't awaken from.
'The physician in charge told us Cara's condition may not be survivable. Because of the overwhelming chaotic situation, I had to search two more hospitals before discovering where she was. 'I rushed to the local hospital only to discover Cara was not at that location.
I was told my beautiful 16-year old daughter had been a shooting victim in the mass shooting at a birthday party in Dadeville, Alabama. 'At 11:10 Saturday, April 15, 2023, our nightmare began. Oswalt posted a statement from one of Johns' parents recalling the 'nightmare' of when they received a call their daughter had been a victim of another mass shooting. 'We have hope that as long as we have our Cara alive, we will be able to make it,' Oswalt wrote. In her spare time, she worked at a local restaurant - a life her family only hopes she can get back to. Johns is a junior in high school and a cheerleader. GoFundMe organizer Sara Oswalt said Johns was still recovering in the ICU and has 'miles' to go before she hopefully returns back to her life. The two cheerleaders are in the ICU with recovery time up to a year. Four people died and 28 were injured in the mass shooting in Dadeville A 15-year-old was also arrested, but his name wasn't disclosed due to his age. Wilson LaMar Hill Jr., 20, Johnny Letron Brown, 20, Willie George Brown Jr., 19 and brothers Ty Reik McCullough, 17, and Travis McCullough, 16, were arrested and charged in connection to the massacre. 'She had left in a beautiful prom dress but now she was covered in a bloody hospital sheet,' a GoFundMe for Johns read.
Recalling the moment Johns' family found her in the hospital, one of her parents, whose name wasn't disclosed, claimed 'it was a nightmare couldn't awaken from.' The two are fighting for their lives after being told their conditions may not be 'survivable.' Two Alabama cheerleaders injured in the Sweet 16 mass shooting that left four dead and 28 injured are fighting for their lives after being shot several times, including in the head.Ĭara Johns and Trinity Richards, both 16, were injured when six gunmen allegedly opened fire at Birthday girl Alexis Dowdell's celebration at the Mahogany Masterpiece Dance Studio in Dadeville, Alabama, around 10.30pm on April 15.īoth girls were shot in the head but also sustained wounds around their legs, stomachs and chests.
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