The mother of a young woman who was killed while attending the Aurora, Colorado, the midnight screening of "The Dark Knight Rises," said his daughter was "very easy to fall in love."
"It was like a shock of light. Tease her when she came home for a visit that had kept the door, was in chaos automatically by the energy level that has led to a room," beach Phillips, mother of Jessica Ghawar, said this afternoon "20/20."
Ghawar had escaped with the exception of a shooting at a mall in Toronto last month.
"He was very interested to see who has taken the victims of the recovery [Toronto], and realizing that many were close to their age and realized that life was very fragile and had a revelation at this time that could happen to any of us any time and instead of being afraid of it, he embraced a fuller life, "said Phillips.
Ghawar, an aspiring sports journalist, was killed when 24 years, James Holmes, stormed the home of the movie this morning, police said, and began shooting customers, presumably, killing at least 12 people and injuring 70.
Ghawar, which had moved recently to San Antonio, Texas, to Denver, had escaped a firefight on June 2 in a food court in Toronto that killed one person.
Ghawar attended the screening of the film with his friend, Brent Lowak, and had been on Twitter minutes before the movie started.
Lowak said that he and Jessica were sitting in the middle of the theater was full of smoke when a device that was released to the public, according to a report published by her brother filming Ghawar, Ghawar Jordan, on his blog.
Friends dropped in the prone position to escape the hail of bullets.
"Brent was heard yelling and then I realized that Jessica was struck by a bullet in the leg. Brent began to keep the pressure on the wound and tried to calm Jessica. It was during this time that Brent took a walk their lower extremities. While administering first aid but, Brent realized that Jessica was no longer called "wrote Jordan Ghawar.
Lowak "took what could have been his only chance to escape the firing line" and left the theater. Once secured, he contacted the mother of Ghawar.
For six weeks, when the young sports journalist had lost only to get caught up food court in Toronto shooting, reflected on what was lucky, and the fragile life is a blog about the attack.
"I found out after seeing a sitemap minutes after a man was standing on the site just to eat, and opened fire on the crowded food court would be in the same place where a victim was find, "wrote Ghawar.
After graduating from the University of Texas at San Antonio, Ghawar was looking for a job in broadcasting. After the completion of internships with Mike Taylor, a sports commentator on Ticket 760 San Antonio, got a new job in Denver, first covering hockey.
"I really thought I had dodged a bullet, literally, that day and I was so grateful that it was good and the possibilities of their experience as something that never was impossible," said Phillips.
Ghawar brother, a firefighter in San Antonio, came to Denver this morning. Ghawar wrote on her blog that she was "hysterical call and almost incomprehensible," his mother told him that Jessica had been shot, while the midnight show of "The increased dark night."
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