Cop cars and ambulances surrounded the Anderson house after a call to 911 was made for a possible fight going on inside and gun shots that the neighbors had heard. Police and paramedics filled the house, searching for signs of life. They first found Brad, who was in the downstairs bathroom with a bullet in his head. “He has no pulse. Not surprised though with that gun shot in his head. Looks like a suicide victim.,” one officer said. “We’ve got another two upstairs. A teenage girl. No pulse, stab wound on the chest. Also a teenage boy,” another officer yelled from upstairs while checking the teenage boy’s pulse. “We’ve got a possible survivor up here! Let’s move before we lose him!”

Paramedics rushed up the stairs to get the boy onto the stretcher, and hurry him off to the ambulance.

In the ambulance, paramedics tried all they could to wake up the boy. Finally, after many attempts, he woke up. “Where am i?” the boy asked very confused and hurting.

“You’re in an ambulance. Everything is going to be okay. What’s your name son?” the paramedic asked.

“It’s Blaine.”

“Alright, well Blaine, I am Aaron. Where do you hurt?”

“My head hurts really bad.”

“We’re getting close to the hospital. Just do me a favor and stay awake, okay?”

“Okay.”