Boyfriend Reveals The Last 3 Words Girlfriend Texted Him Before She Was Shot In College Massacre

Absolutely heartbreaking.
by: Duane Lester 
As a young woman fights for her life, the last text she sent to her boyfriend highlights the human tragedy of a senseless mass shooting.
Julie Woodworth texted her boyfriend Tyler Clark just hours before a gunman walked into her classroom in Roseburg, Oregon and opened fire.

“She sent me a text about one and a half hours before the shooting,” Tyler told The Daily Mail. “It said: ‘Good morning baby. I’m just getting ready. I love you.'”
Tyler said he didn’t see the “I love you” text until after he heard about the shooting. He hurried to check his phone, only to find the earlier message.
“I was just like, is this real or what? I was trying to find out the details of what happened but I just knew Julie was there,” he said.

Worried about Woodworth, he went to look for her but couldn’t find the young woman.
“I went down to the [Douglas] fairground where they were taking survivors and I saw bus after bus come in but she wasn’t on any of them. I waited until the very last bus then went down to the ICU in Eugene – I was told that’s where the injured had been taken.”
Woodworth was in her classroom where she was shot ten times. She’s alive and in critical, but stable condition. Her boyfriend of two years said been allowed to see her in the hospital.

“She looks like she’s lost 10 lb,” he explained. The Daily Mail describes his voice “cracking with emotion.”
“She’s all messed up and connected to a load of tubes.” Tyler said she is struggling to survive and has been awake, even moving her hand.
When the shooter entered the room, he shot the teacher first. Then, witnesses say he was asking students in the room about their religion. Christians were shot in the head.
It appears Julie, a Catholic, was singled out for “particularly harsh treatment.” Her boyfriend, Tyler Clark, doesn’t understand why.
“She’s a bright light. She’s adventurous and such a giver. She gives to everyone, not in material terms always but in any way she can.” 

“Julie is fighting. She’s so determined and if she says she’s going to do something, it will get done.”