Jaslyn Adams’s family are all left with faded memories of her. They are mourning right now, reminiscing about their beloved child.
Jaslyn Adams was the seven years old child shot dead in Chicago.
She was originally from Chicago, and most of her family members reside somewhere around there. She was shot dead in the car while McDonald’s was waiting in the car.
The gunman opened fire on Sunday afternoon when she and her father were sitting in a family car at the Chicago restaurant branch. Adams’s parents are left with their daughter’s ashes after her death.
Jaslyn Adams Shooting Investigation
Jaslyn was shot six times after the unknown gunman opened fire on April 19, 2021. Her father, Jontae, 28, was seriously injured after his body got hit in a gunfight, which police believe to be ‘gang-linked.’
Jaslyn and Jontae were rushed to the Jhon Stroger hospital, where she was announced dead.
According to the Chicago Tribune, 45 shell casings from two different handguns were located at the scene. Police are still unable to recognize the guilt party, and the investigation is still on.
Faith leaders are offering a $15000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the shooter responsible.
Jaslyn Adams Parents: Father and Mother
Jaslyn Adam’s father’s name is Jontae Adams, while her mother’s name is still unanimous for us.
“While Jaslyn used to live with her mother, she visited her dad on occasions. The two would always go to McDonald’s to spend time tougher,” the family said.
She has a grandmother named Lawanda McMullen and a grandfather named Jhonny Adams, who lives near Jaslyn’s house. According to her grandparents, the seven-year-old kid was a very loveable fun child who would often run off to her grandparents.
Jaslyn’s grandfather says the shooting at Roosevelt and Kedzie that claimed his granddaughter’s life has been hard to process.