Two Victims Of The Twin Falls Idaho In-N-Out Shooting Have Been Identified

People Magazine is reporting that the two victims of the mass shooting at the Twin Falls, Idaho In-N-Out have been identified.

They are 59-year-old Christopher Claunch, who was employed at the Renaissance Ranch Recovery Center in Rupert, Idaho, helping people overcome alcohol abuse. He was a big fan of the fast-food chain and a California native who had been living in Idaho for the last 30 years.

The second victim was a 23-year-old Stockton, CA native, Ashley Garibay. She was an In-N-Out employee in Twin Falls to help train staff, since the restaurant had just opened a little over a week ago.

They were both gunned down when a gunman opened fire into the restaurant and the surrounding vehicles and parking lot before killing two and injuring 7, before turning a gun on himself.

It was also reported that prior to police arriving on scene, the shooter was engaged in exchanging gunfire with an armed citizen, who has been identified as Jordan Salinas, and an unidentified off-duty Idaho State Trooper. Their actions drew fire away from others and definitely saved lives.

Police are still investigating the shooting and have yet to release any information on a motive for the shooting. The restaurant remains closed as investigators are still processing the scene.

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Another victim has not been identified. Several others that were injured in the shooting remain hospitalized for their injuries ranging from serious to critical.

A GoFundMe has been set up to assist Ashley's family in paying for her funeral expenses.