Ava Olsen who was on the playground during the Townville Elementary shooting poses for a picture with her stuffed animals on April 29 2017 in...
{"Image ImageDescription": "TOWNVILLE, SC - APRIL 29: Ava Olsen, 7, who was on the playground during the Townville Elementary shooting, poses for a picture with her stuffed animals on April 29, 2017 in Townville, S.C. Ava suffers from PTSD and no longer can attend school. She is home-schooled and probably will attend a different school next year. \n  On September 28, 2016, Jesse Osborne, 14, of Townville, South Carolina, allegedly took his father's handgun and shot his father several times in the back of the head killing him as he sat on the sofa. Soon after, Jesse took his father's truck and crashed it into a fence on the playground at nearby Townville Elementary School and opened fire on children playing on the playground and at other students  making their way to the playground. While Jesse was firing the handgun, he yelled repeatedly \"I hate my life\" to the students. After wounding three students and a teacher, his handgun jammed allowing a local firefighter to tackle him and pin him down until the police arrived. Two students and one teacher survived. One child, Jacob Hall, 6, died days later from injuries he sustained from a bullet in the leg. (Photo by Ricky Carioti/The Washington Post via Getty Images)", "Image Copyright": "2017 The Washington Post"}