January 3rd 2024.
Lue and Se Vang were tragically found dead in their home in the Miramonte community of Fresno, California last Wednesday night. Alongside them was their 11-year-old daughter, injured, and their 14-year-old son, who had called 911 to report an intruder.
The teen boy's family members are in shock over the events that have unfolded, according to Pao Yang, a spokesman for them. Mr. Yang states that the family saw the boy as a ‘normal American kid’ and are now struggling to understand how this tragedy could have occurred.
The boy's sister was rushed to a hospital where she underwent surgery and is expected to recover. A seven-year-old boy also found in their home at the time of the tragedy was not harmed and is under the care of family members.
The GoFundMe page for the parents states that they were ‘taken from us in a shocking and untimely manner, leaving behind their children’. It went on to say that Lue and Se were devoted parents, beacons of light, and leaders within their close-knit circle.
The boy was arrested and has been charged with two counts of murder and a count of attempted murder. He used several weapons to murder his parents and try to kill his sister, alleged Fresno County Sheriff John Zanoni. Unfortunately, due to his age, he cannot be charged as an adult per state law and is scheduled to appear in county superior court on Wednesday.
The victims and family members are part of the Hmong community. Without life insurance and sufficient funds, the GoFundMe page was created to provide funeral expenses and medical bills for the daughter. So far, it has raised more than $12,000 as of Wednesday evening.
This tragedy has left a profound void in the family and the community. As we mourn the loss of Lue and Se Vang, we must also remember to look after their children, who are left to survive without their birth parents.
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