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   INDIANTOWN, Fla. — Brian Morales-Rosado's first day of the new   
   Warfield Elementary school year in his virtual home classroom   
   was one no one could ever imagine.   
      
   As the 10-year-old stared at his teacher and classmates on his   
   computer monitor Tuesday morning, shouting erupted around him.   
      
   Donald L. Williams, a former boyfriend of his mother, Maribel   
   Morales-Rosado, had entered the home with a gun, Martin County   
   sheriff's officials said.   
      
   Williams pointed the gun at the child's head, and shot the boy's   
   mother, who died later that day, said Brian's uncle, Jose Crespo.   
      
   "He's still traumatized," said Crespo, Morales-Rosado's brother,   
   adding the boy didn't sleep Tuesday night.   
      
   Five siblings, ages 9 to 17, were also in the home at the time   
   and all six children are traumatized, he said. A few years ago,   
   their father died in a car crash.   
      
   Christopher Flores, Morales-Rosado's fiancé, said the children   
   have been asking for and miss their mom.   
      
   "The kids are in shock," he said. "Their mom is gone and I have   
   to be strong."   
      
   The children are staying with their grandmother, Morales-   
   Rosado's mother.   
      
   Williams, 27, is in the St. Lucie County Jail without bond,   
   charged with premeditated murder, two counts of aggravated   
   assault with a deadly weapon without the intent to kill, one   
   count of burglary to a structure and one count of possession of   
   a firearm by a felon.   
      
   On Wednesday, family members and friends stood in front of   
   Morales-Rosado's home with candles and pictures of the 32-year-   
   old. They shared memories of how much she loved hibiscus   
   flowers, her family and the beach.   
      
   Flores said he started dating Morales-Rosado on July 4, 2017 and   
   planned to marry her later this year.   
      
   "She was a simple woman," he said. "She wanted to get married at   
   the beach."   
      
   He said his fiancée loved animals and had three goats. One day,   
   she planned to get a bigger home for her children and start a   
   farm, he said.   
      
   Martin County Sheriff Will Snyder said Williams went to Morales-   
   Rosado's home and shot her multiple times in the presence of her   
   children.   
      
   He is suspected of using a handgun stolen in 2015.   
      
   Williams then got onto a community bus. The driver told deputies   
   she saw a bag in Williams' hand, became suspicious and called   
   911.   
      
   The sheriff’s SWAT team, training nearby, took Williams into   
   custody.   
      
   Williams' arrest affidavit and other records related to the   
   shooting have not been released.   
      
   Ana H. Rosado, the mother of Morales-Rosado, said she and her   
   other family members will fight for justice for her daughter.   
      
   "It's not going to be an easy battle, but I have to fight for my   
   grandchildren," she said.   
      
   Martin County School District spokeswoman Jennifer DeShazo said   
   Wednesday the teacher conducting a lesson while the incident   
   happened requested her name and information not be released.   
      
   "As you can imagine, this has been an extremely traumatic event   
   for this teacher to process," DeShazo said.   
      
   The family set up a GoFundMe account to help pay for expenses   
   caused by the shooting.   
      
   Crespo said the family is in the process of planning a funeral.   
      
   https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/nation/2020/08/12/florida-   
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