Taylor Swift donated $100,000 to family of mother murdered at Chiefs parade – 2024-02-18 17:32:47

Singer Taylor Swift donated 100 thousand dollars to the family of Lisa López Galván, the 43-year-old woman, who was shot to death last Wednesday during the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade.

The information was reported New York Post which specified that the artist sent two donations of 50 thousand dollars this Friday and under each donation she left the following message: “I send you my deepest condolences and condolences after your devastating loss. With love, Taylor Swift.”

The “Lover” singer made the donations through a GoFundMe that the victim’s family opened this Thursday to raise $75,000.

With this act, Taylor Swift shows how moved she was after the event in which her boyfriend, soccer player Travis Kelce, was also involved. On the day of the event, the player stated on his X account that he “I am heartbroken by the tragedy that took place today. My heart goes out to everyone who came to celebrate with us and has been affected. KC, you mean everything to me.†.

Family mother, Kansas City Chiefs fan

Lisa López Galván died at the scene of the shooting, near the west side of Union Station. She was with her husband and her two children, one of them was injured, but apparently, she is now out of danger. Another 22 people were injured and nine are children.

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New York Post He noted that the deceased resided with her husband and children in Shawnee, located an hour from where the shooting took place.

The woman worked as a DJ for the community radio station KKFI and as a co-host of ‘Tejano Tuesday’, a Hispanic music program.

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Investigations continue in relation to the shooting, for which there are three detainees, two of them minors.

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Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves reported in a press conference that the shooting began due to a dispute between several people and not for reasons of terrorism.

The police chief assured that they continued vigorously with the investigations so that justice is done.