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A woman who identified herself as a former grade school classmate of the Minneapolis church shooter said that she knew something wasn’t right with him.

Josefina Sanchez made the admission to KSTP on Wednesday after a 23-year-old born with the name Robert Westman, who later identified as Robin Westman, opened fire at a Mass being held at the Annunciation Catholic Church, which was attended by students from the attached school. The attack left two children dead and 17 others injured, 14 of whom were children.

"Something I knew was off, but I was a kid, how would I know like what to do?" Sanchez told KSTP, which reported that she was a seventh-grade classmate of Westman.

"When you see something erratic, it doesn’t leave

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