Anne Marie Hochhalter, Paralyzed in Columbine Shooting, Dies at 43
Anne Marie Hochhalter, who spoke publicly about the long-lasting effects of gun violence after she was paralyzed in the 1999 mass shooting at Columbine High School in Colorado, was found dead on Sunday at her home in Westminster, Colo. She was 43.
Columbine shooting survivor paralyzed in attack dies at age 43
Anne Marie Hochhalter, who barely survived the Columbine school shooting and was paralyzed from the waist down, died Sunday, nearly 26 years after the attack. Hochhalter was 43 years old, the Denver Post reported. Her friend Sue Townsend told the paper she was suffering from medical complications caused by the massacre.
Six months after the shooting, her mother, Carla Hochhalter, walked into an Englewood pawnshop, asked to see a revolver and fatally shot herself. Amid the media frenzy, medical care and grief ...
After four hours later SWAT officers rescued them. Several months after the shooting, their mother, Carla Hochhalter, took her own life after struggling with depression, per reports. Anne Marie ...
She was really a good human being and sister,” her brother, Nathan Hochhalter, said Tuesday. Her own tragedy was compounded six months after the shooting, when her mother, Carla Hochhalter ...
She was really a good human being and sister," her brother, Nathan Hochhalter, said Tuesday. Her own tragedy was compounded six months after the shooting, when her mother, Carla Hochhalter ...
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