11-Year-Old Survivor of Uvalde Texas School Shooting Reveals She Covered Herself in Blood and Played Dead [Video]

The 11-year-old survivor of the Robb Elementary school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, Miah Cerrillo, is detailing her accounts to CNN of going into survivor mode, smearing her friend’s blood on herself, and playing dead because she was scared that the gunman would come after her.

Miah told the outlet that she and her classmates were watching “Lilo and Stitch” in Eva Mireles and Irma Garcia’s classroom when the teachers received word that a gunman was in the building.

According to Miah, the gunman was already in front of the classroom door when one of the teachers proceeded to lock the door, then shot out the door’s window.

It all happened so quickly, she said, as the gunman entered the classroom. She told CNN that before the gunman shot one of her teachers, he stared her down and said, “Goodnight.”

Soon after, he killed the other teacher and a large number of Miah’s classmates. Bullets flew past her, she added, and shards hit her shoulders and head. The girl was taken to the hospital and treated for fragment wounds before being released.

According to Miah, the gunman entered an adjoining classroom after shooting students in her class. She claims that when the shooting stopped, the gunman began playing music, which she described as the kind you play when ” you want people to die.”