Angela Gregg

I hopped out of my car and I ran into the apartment, and that's when I saw everything. Two bullets struck him in the head, and he didn't survive, it was 27 gunshots that went off that day.

I heard the gunshots, so I was actually in the parking lot of the apartment complex when the bullets started going off, and my initial thought was, you know, just stay in my car, like duck down, be quiet.

It was 27 gunshots that went off that day, twenty-seven.

I have connected with so many mothers and so many fathers and so many grandparents that really just want to see change, they don't want to see their children buried.

The police do n’t know anything yet because no one is talking. No one is coming forward, people are n’t answering their doors, and the people that are answering their doors are saying they do n’t know anything. … Somebody in Chicago knows something.