Hero dad who army-crawled into an Oregon school to stop a gunman told his mother he 'couldn't save them all'
Kaylub Giamanco, a 36-year-old carpenter with two daughters at Silver Rail Elementary in Bend, rang his mother Kenda Freeman straight afterwards: 'Mom, I just shot and killed somebody.' He had spotted Griffin John II, 16, on his lunch break and followed him inside. John killed three pupils, including Rhoam Summer, 5, and teacher Meghan Lambert, 25. Freeman says her son now lies awake at night.
Teacher Becky Drury threw her phone at John, then wrestled him for his shotgun.
John had fired 15 rounds and carried 44 more in his backpack.
President Trump is set to invite Giamanco to the White House for a bravery honour.
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