From FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth · Peyton Yager · · 1m 30s
A year after Dallas ICE shooting, widow grieves alone
One year ago, a gunman killed two ICE detainees at a Dallas facility. The widow of one victim shares her struggle to raise five children without him.
In brief
One year ago, a gunman killed two ICE detainees at a Dallas facility. The widow of one victim shares her struggle to raise five children without him. Miguel Angel Garcia's widow is raising five children alone, including a newborn, while waiting for answers about her husband's death. Originally reported by FOX 4 News…
Gunman kills two at Dallas ICE facility
On September 24, 2024, a 29-year-old shooter fired 17 shots at a Dallas ICE detention facility, killing two detainees and injuring a third before taking his own life.
Victims identified as Garcia and Guzman
The two men killed were Miguel Angel Garcia of Mexico and Norlan Guzman Fuentes of El Salvador. Garcia left behind five children, including a newborn.
Shooter had anti-ICE messaging
The gunman, Joshua Jahn, left anti-ICE messaging near his body. Investigators believe he was targeting ICE officers in the attack.
Widow struggles raising five children
Garcia's widow, Stephany Gauffeny, is raising five children alone, including one who just turned one. She says the hardest part is watching her children miss their father.
“That has been the hardest part. Just them missing him.”
Community honors victims with mural
A mural of Garcia and Guzman was painted in Oak Cliff earlier this year. Gauffeny frequently visits the mural and her husband's grave to remember him.
Autopsy still under federal investigation
One year later, Gauffeny is still waiting for her husband's full autopsy results. ICE has not publicly released any investigative findings from the shooting.
“There is no way that we can ever forget what happened.”
The main idea
Miguel Angel Garcia's widow is raising five children alone, including a newborn, while waiting for answers about her husband's death.
