As the El Paso, Texas, community grapples with the massacre at a Walmart that took the lives of at least 22 people, one group has been working behind the scenes to make sure that the funerals for all the victims will be financially covered.
As the El Paso, Texas, community grapples with the massacre at a Walmart that took the lives of at least 22 people and families mourn the loss of their loved ones, one group has been working behind the scenes to make sure that the funerals for all the victims will be financially covered.
"We have done funerals in the El Paso community and in New Mexico for a number of years at no cost to the families," he said. The suspect was identified by authorities as Patrick Crusius, 21, of Allen, Texas. He is being held on a charge of capital murder, court records show.
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