This Gunman Opened Fire at Students in a Washington State School Cafeteria on Friday

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When a gunman opened fire at students in a school cafeteria in Washington state on Friday, he was not shooting at random targets, his relative said.Jaylen Fryberg, who witnesses said gunned down students at Marysville-Pilchuck High School, is the cousin of two of the wounded, their grandfather said.
"All three of them are cousins, and they live right close to each other," Don Hatch told CNN affiliate KOMO.By the time the shooting was over, two people -- the gunman and a female student -- were dead and four were wounded, according to authorities.The victims were all under age 18, they said.
The shooter died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, Marysville police spokesman Robb Lamoureux said.
Two girls are in ICU at a hospital in Seattle while two boys are in the intensive care unit at a hospital in Everett, said Erin Al-Wazan, a spokeswoman for the latter facility.Three are "very critically ill" with "very serious" injuries, she said. One is in serious condition. One of the boys, age 14, suffered a jaw injury and was in serious condition. The other, age 15, was critically injured in the head. Two other students were treated at the school for minor injuries.