Amish Woman Dies 18 Years After Surviving Schoolhouse Shooting

Rosanna King, severely injured in the 2006 West Nickel Mines attack, passed away at 23, highlighting the long-term impact of the tragedy.

King was shot in the head during the 2006 attack, leaving her unable to walk, talk, or feed herself.
The gunman, Charles Carl Roberts IV, killed five girls and injured five others before taking his own life.
King required constant care and suffered from severe brain trauma and frequent seizures.
The Amish community famously forgave the shooter's family, with the gunman's mother visiting King regularly.
King's death coincides with a recent school shooting in Georgia, underscoring ongoing issues of school violence.