Did ABC News Altered Texas Shooter Salvador
Ramos’s Photo To Appear More Caucasian?
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 5/25/2022 8:23:46 AM
Salvador Ramos an 18-year-old opened fire on students and faculty at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas on Tuesday, killing 19 children and 2 adults before being killed by law enforcement. The shooter reportedly killed his own grandmother before fleeing the scene, crashing his vehicle, and entering the school. Officers reportedly engaged the shooter, who was clad in body armor, before he entered the school. Ramos was a student at Uvalde High School who lived in the small city 80 miles west of San Antonio. Ramos had hinted on social media that an attack could be coming, state Sen Roland Gutierrez, who was briefed by police, told reporters.
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The shooter reportedly killed his own grandmother before fleeing the scene, crashing his vehicle, and entering the school. Officers reportedly engaged the shooter, who was clad in body armor, before he entered the school.
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Looks like the ABC News pix were altered with Adobe Face-Aware Liquify (industry standard). The modified areas appear to be blended within set margins - as is typical with this filter. The ABC link doesn't show an altered face right now - so I'm not sure who altered the first image; could be ABC or could be someone wanting to generate fake outrage.