Kathmandu— A gunman opened fire at an In-N-Out Burger restaurant in Twin Falls, Idaho, killing three people and injuring several others. The victims were identified as Ashley Garibay, Dale Schultz, and Christopher Claunch, with Schultz’s wife also injured in the attack. Community members gathered for a vigil to honor those lost.

Victims Remembered

Ashley Garibay, 23, was described by her family as an adventurous and outgoing individual who loved her work at In-N-Out Burger. She had dreams of managing a store one day. Dale Schultz, 66, was remembered as a beloved alumni parent and gifted artist from Salt Lake City, whose wife remains hospitalized after the shooting. Christopher Claunch, 59, known for his dedication to helping others get sober, was praised by friends for his selfless attitude.

Community Support

Hundreds of community members gathered at a park in Twin Falls on Tuesday night to hold a vigil and show support. They wrote notes on blue hearts arranged on crosses and prayed together as a sign of solidarity. Teresa Yocham, who lives in Twin Falls, expressed her desire to come out and show support for the victims and their families.

Investigation Continues

Police have identified the gunman as Chad Williams, 24, who shot himself during the attack. Authorities are confident that he acted alone but continue to investigate his motive. A support center has been opened for those affected by the shooting, and flags in Twin Falls will remain at half-staff until next week.

(With inputs from AP)

Originally published on abcnews.com.np.