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Jaylen Fryberg's On-Scene Crime Report

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The relatives of teenager Jaylen Fryberg claim they are currently living in a nightmare as they try to understand why the 14-year-old student went on a shooting rampage at Marysville-Pilchuck High School in Washington, U.S. The police are still reportedly piecing together the motive for the tragic shooting that happened at the school last Friday, Oct. 24, where Jaylen Fryberg targeted his cousins and friends before shooting himself. It has been confirmed by the Snohomish County sheriff’s office that the on-scene crime investigation has been completed with the 0.40 calibre handgun used in the shooting already recovered. Jaylen Fryberg’s relatives confirmed as well that the teenager targeted his two cousins, Nate Hatch and Andrew Fryberg. Paula Hatch Satiacum, the 49-year-old aunt of one teenager and relative of the other two boys claimed there was no indication of trouble between the boys before the shooting incident. …show more content…

Brandon Hatch, 26, Nate Hatch’s first cousin also shared in the report that he is confused at the moment because he does not know what could have provoked Jaylen Fryberg to shoot his cousins and friends at school. “As far as I knew they were all a bunch of bright kids and had a future,” Brandon Hatch stated. The authorities are currently piecing together Jaylen Fyberg’s motive. The sheriff’s department confirmed that they are conducting interviews with around 100 witnesses at the crime

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