Families and local funeral homes have confirmed the identities of many of the children and teachers killed in Tuesday’s mass shooting at a Uvalde, Texas elementary school.
Here is a list of those confirmed to have died, as confirmed by local funeral homes,
CNN or the Associated Press:Annabelle Rodriguez, 10Eliana 'Ellie' Garcia, 9Jacklyn Cazares
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