A prayer vigil for the victims was held at the Annunciation Catholic Church in Houston. Identities of eight of the victims were released. The FBI is providing "some forms of technical assistance" to investigators in Houston, FBI Director Christopher Wray said Monday at a Department of Justice news conference when asked by ABC News Chief Justice Correspondent Pierre Thomas whether the bureau was involved. Scott announced he will provide full refunds for all attendees who bought tickets to Astroworld and that he will not perform at the Day N Vegas Festival that weekend, sources said.
I tried screaming for help."ĩ:38 p.m.: Houston Police officers and firefighters responded to reports of a mass casualty event at the festival, where people were being crushed against the stage and many had already collapsed, according to the police activity log.Īmy Harris/Invision via AP Monday, Nov. San Antonio resident Fatima Munoz, 21, described a "domino effect" that took place: "I had fell right on the floor, and that's when everybody started tumbling down, and I tried so hard to get up," she said on ABC News' podcast "Start Here." "There's just too much people like on me, like those legit dog pile on me.
Concertgoer Seanna Faith McCarty climbed onto a camera platform to ask a cameraman to help as the chaos escalated. He then continued his performance but stopped two more times in response to the chaos in the crowd, including once when an ambulance drove through.Īround 9:30 p.m.: Medical staff responded to someone lying unresponsive in front of a reserved section, according to the HPD activity log. Less than 10 minutes into the show, groups of concertgoers throughout the crowd began to show distress, video shows.ĩ:25 p.m.: Scott stopped the show for the first time to draw attention to someone in the crowd who needed help, saying, "Somebody passed out right here," the Apple livestream showed. Approximately 9 p.m.: Minutes after Scott's set began, fans near the stage could be seen struggling to stay on their feet.
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