Neighbor recounts deadly shooting at Pittsburgh Airbnb house
ABC News
In the aftermath of a mass shooting at an Airbnb rental in Pittsburgh that left two teenagers dead, neighbor Leonard Verdetto described what he said was "rapid fire."
In the aftermath of a mass shooting at an Airbnb rental house that left two 17-year-old boys dead and eight people wounded, neighbor Leonard Verdetto described what he said was "rapid fire" followed by panicked party-goers flooding out of the residence.
The episode erupted early Sunday morning across the street from Verdetto's Pittsburgh home and was one of three mass shootings in the United States over the Easter weekend, including two in South Carolina at a mall and a restaurant.
The Gun Violence Archive, a website that tracks shootings across the nation, has tallied 139 mass shootings in the country in the first 107 days of 2022.
"When we heard the bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, we looked out the window and people were running out the door and screaming, yelling, crying," Verdetto told ABC affiliated station WTAE in Pittsburgh of the shooting that broke at the Airbnb house being used for a party in his East Allegheny neighborhood on the city's North Side.
