😢 A mother's worst nightmare — waiting for a call that wouldn't come. When a gunman opened fire at the newly opened In-N-Out in Twin Falls, Idaho, a 24-year-old woman from West Covina was inside, helping train new employees. She escaped safely, but left her phone behind — leaving her parents in agonizing silence for hours before they finally heard her voice. "All she could get out was 'mommy, mommy, mommy,' crying, 'mommy, I'm alive,'" her mother said. We're breaking down what happened, who suspect Chad Williams was, the armed bystander Jordan Salinas who's being called a hero, and why this SoCal family says In-N-Out failed to notify them during the crisis.
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