Ralph Yarl tells ABC's “Good Morning America” that he never thought he would be shot even after the white man at the door he had mistakenly gone to in Kansas City pointed a gun at him.
thought, that the white man pointing the gun at him through the glass door would shoot him. But the Black teenager, who had gone to the wrong house in Kansas City looking for his younger brothers, was wrong a second time.interview with “Good Morning America”
Lester admitted that he shot Yarl through the door without warning because he was “scared to death” he was about to be robbed by the Black person standing there. He remains free after posting $20,000 — 10% of his $200,000 bond. Ten weeks later, Yarl is physically recovered but said that he has headaches and trouble sleeping and that sometimes his mind is just foggy.
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Ralph Yarl says he's suffering lingering effects from being shot in the head'Sometimes my mind is just foggy, like I can’t concentrate on the things that would be easy for me to do,' Ralph Yarl said, months after being shot in the head when he went to the wrong Kansas City address to pick up his brothers.
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Kansas City teen Ralph Yarl, shot in the head after ringing wrong doorbell, speaks out for the first timeKansas City teen Ralph Yarl, who was shot in the head after going to the wrong house to pick up his younger twin brothers, sat for his first interview that aired Tuesday on Good Morning America.
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