FALL CITY, Wash. – As rain fell outside the Snoqualmie Valley Alliance Church Saturday, community members embraced one another through tears. The King County Sheriff’s Office partnered with the church to give the community a place to process, reflect, and heal, after a 15-year-old boy was charged with shooting and killing his parents and three siblings in Fall City.
“I think there’s just an air of sorrow over the room,” Pastor Baly Botten said. FOX 13 cameras weren’t allowed inside the community meeting, but outside, our cameras captured community members hugging and reuniting with one another.
“Nobody sees a tragedy like this coming, the circumstances I think we’re all trying to process,” Captain Tim Meyer with the King County Sheriff’s Office said.
“As you can imagine it is just a senseless, heartbreaking tragic loss and the question of why is at the front of everyone’s minds,” Botten said. “So how do we as a …