The monument grows as the Highland Park community remembers the victims of the parade shootings.

Residents pay homage to those injured and injured on the parade route for the first few days after shooting, some overcoming emotions and others kneeling in prayer.

As sadness continues, more individuals come forward to share their experiences on the morning of shooting, including Lily Watten, who was about to start the march in the parade when the shooting happened. I am. She told CNN that her grandparents were sitting "directly across from where the shooters were."

"Every year in my life we ​​went to this parade, and they wanted to be there specially so that I could find them there when I passed by the parade It was, "said Waten.

Her grandfather was struck by a debris on his shoulder and lost little of his lungs, but doctors said he would recover completely.

But the trauma of this event "shook a lot of people," she said. "I don't know what will happen in a year, but for now, I'm scared to think about returning."

According to spokesperson Jim Anthony, the two injured were on Wednesday afternoon. At that time, he was admitted to the North Shore University Health System Facility and is in a stable condition. A total of 39 people had previously been treated for injuries, and an 8-year-old boy was transferred to the UChicago Medicine Comer Children's Hospital, confirming that the child was in critical but stable condition, he said.

The suspect may have planned a second attack, police say

When Krimo found another celebration in the Madison area, he "was seriously thinking about using the gun he had in his car to shoot another shot," Coveli said. Said. Study it.

On Wednesday, Madison Police Chief Shon Barnes said the FBI had warned his department on Monday afternoon because he was on the run, saying that Klimo might be in the area.

"We feel the sad families of Highland Park and all the families forever affected by the shootings on Monday. A tragedy happened in our own community. We are aware of the potential, "Burns said in a statement.

After being detained, Klimo said in a voluntary statement issued during an interrogation of the Highland Park police, "I scrutinized what he did and admitted what he did. "Coveli said. Kurimo has been appointed as a public advocate and will reappear in court on 28 July.

"But he had some affinity for the numbers 4 and 7, and vice versa," Covelli said on Monday, July 4th. Said with reference to. From the music he is interested in.

A couple who took care of their children shortly after their parents were killed

Senator Tammy Duckworth told CNN that Aiden was "pulled by a good Samaritan from under his still bleeding father."

ring got into the car with Aiden and his children and was drawn to the Fire Department in Highland Park. There, police "looked like they were preparing for the war with a machine gun and helmet," Gregling said.

"I went out with Aiden and said," He's not our boy, what should we do? Can someone help us? " rice field. And someone said, I'll never forget, he said, you know, "We can't be babysitters." He wasn't rude, he just said, "We can't be babysitters right now, can you take care of him?" Of course he said. "

The family left contact information and took Aiden to Dana's parents' house for a few hours, where he said he wasn't crying at the cartoon. But when Dana Ring asked for his name in an attempt to talk to Aiden, he said Aiden would say, "Mom, Dada will pick me up soon."

Greg Ring said the detective later contacted him and arrived at his residence, taking Aiden to the Reunification Center, where he eventually reunited with another family member.

Ring thanked the children for being alive and "continues to remind them how lucky we were, and we must continue to focus on that part. ".