Twin Falls Holds Vigil to Honor Victims of In-N-Out Mass Shooting Hundreds gathered in Twin Falls, Idaho, for a candlelight vigil honoring three victims killed in a mass shooting at an In-N-Out restaurant, with religious leaders and residents coming together to mourn and seek healing through unity. Hundreds of people gathered at Twin Falls City Park in Idaho on Tuesday evening for a candlelight vigil honoring the three victims of a mass shooting at the In-N-Out restaurant in the area. The tragic incident, which occurred on Saturday, left three people dead and seven injured after a gunman opened fire before taking his own life. The community came together at the memorial to pay their respects, find solace, and stand united in grief.The vigil, organized with the help of City Councilman Grayson Stone, was a somber affair, with attendees forming long lines to place candles and flowers near a memorial featuring three crosses, each inscribed with the name of a victim. Stone, the only speaker at the event, emphasized the power of collective mourning. There is nothing I can say right now to help heal us, except for us to be with each other.This is how we heal our community, right here, right now, he stated. Mourners were encouraged to write messages of comfort for the families on blue heart-shaped cards, symbolizing support and solidarity. Among those attending were religious leaders, including Pastor Chuck Swoboda of the Twin Falls Reformed Church, who acknowledged the difficulty of finding words to heal such deep wounds. This is just so hard, and quite honestly, it sucks, he said.The Bible says to mourn with those who mourn, and I think the best way of bringing healing is beginning by mourning together. One of the most moving moments came when Joseph Bosteder, a local resident, spontaneously began singing Amazing Grace, leading the crowd in a collective vocal tribute. Bosteder explained that he felt compelled to sing as a way to comfort the grieving community. I just had this immense feeling that we needed something else.I love what was put together, but the feeling just came upon me to sing. The vigil underscored the resilience of the Twin Falls community as it grapples with the aftermath of senseless violence, demonstrating how shared sorrow can foster unity and hope