In February 2022, a mass shooting at Normandale Park left June 'T-Rex' Knightly dead and Deg paralyzed. The shooter, angered by a peaceful protest, approached and opened fire on unarmed individuals. Deg, a graduate student living with her parents, was struck in the neck by a bullet and later died two years after the shooting. Despite efforts to support her, the conversation around her academic work was never realized, illustrating the impact of violence on personal lives. The lack of immediate police response remains a critical aspect of this tragic event.
Deg was living in her parents' in-law apartment while finishing graduate school. She had a strong draft for her term paper, but her instructor's feedback was confusing.
In February 2022, a resident of an apartment complex approached five quiet, unarmed people as they prepared to support a protest. He shot June 'T-Rex' Knightly, killing her on the spot.
Another shot paralyzed Deg from the neck down and ultimately ended her life two years later. He shot three other people before being subdued without any police response.
Deg's tragic fate began with a gunman's anger towards a peaceful protest, highlighting the dire consequences of violence in a community setting.
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