lewis were born. what do you say trev? reporter: heather and brian say those new babies brought them closer to their new stepmother. we grew to like her and love her as a step mom. and as mother of our brother and sister. she was great, very sweet. and i think also being a girl, she helped me fix my hair or get some clothes. or new purses, shoes. early stuff. reporter: but by the early nineties gary s fortunes had faded and his marriage to pam as well. they were done after just seven years. he said once, you know, i can understand, i just don t have the money that she was used to us having. reporter: pam moved to aspen after the divorce. and then once happy couple started fighting over just about everything. there was an ongoing legal battle over child support. she wanted it increased, she was convinced he was hiding assets, and used the bankruptcy to shield himself from having to pay increase child support. reporter: which, to some,
have more than it s just unbelievable. when you hear professor díaz-muñoz talk about watching people die and the suffering, look, it s impossible to know and even imagine if you were not there. we do know three students were killed, aerial anderson, brian frazier, and alexandria verner. what do you know about the students who survive but were hospitalized and are still in hospital after the shooting? we know that five were physically injured and they were initially listed in critical condition. we heard from the chair of the board of trustees here at michigan state university. she shared a bit of good news. one of those students and no longer required a critical care. the other four unfortunately are still fighting for their lives, still listed in critical condition. even though the other condition had been upgraded, if you had a loved one in the hospital, you
horrendous. i don t know how to explain to you the guilt, the horror, the guilt, the pain that i felt and i still feel. it s just more like i m telling you a movie right now. police entered the classroom minutes after the gunman left. paramedics came a minute or two after that. the third student was shot and killed at the student union building, just a short way from berkeley hall. the dead, aerial anderson, alexandria verner, and brian frazier, all young, bright students just starting out on promising lives. my students, [inaudible] they thanked me at the end of the semester. i assume they would live full and productive lives and give something back to society, studious kids with good grades.
to a subpoena to the new york attorney general. police have identified three michigan state student shot and killed. brian frazier was a sophomore, ariel anderson was a junior, and alexandria verner was a junior. and president biden says america s hearts are with the students and family. it is a family s worst nightmare, this happening far too often in this country. while we gather more information, there is one thing we do know to be true, we have to do something to stop gun violence ripping apart our communities. police say the suspect who took his own life had a history of mental health issues. his father tells cnn that he became bitter, reclusive and angry after his mother s death two years ago. more now from adrienne broaddus. reporter: the gunman first
came in and shot three to four times in our classroom. reporter: the shooter, 43-year-old anthony dwayne mcrae with no known connection to the school, made his way from a classroom to the student union building. two students were killed in the classroom. one at the student union. we had officers in that building within minutes. and in that building they e encone encountered several who were injured. reporter: across the university of some 50,000 students panic. myself and a few others with me, we took heavy furniture from around the library and just essentially barricades ourselves in to a study room to make sure we were safe. reporter: the dead alexandria verner from clausen michigan and brian frazier and junior ariel anderson both from grosse pointe. ali, a senior, watched the