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He made a final phone call from inside the school and said, “Take care of you mom and take care of my fiancee”.
Then 28-year-old Salim ISFF was shot dead and became one of the victims in the attack on Campus Risbergska.
– He planned to buy a house and would get married this summer, says Hans Aunt Nadia Reeb.
Salim Isff died in the school shooting: “There are no words”
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Almost every night Salim Iskef’s mother showed up until dinner and waited for her son.
They used to have dinner together.
But now the mother does not want to cook dinners and a chair will be empty at home.
There is no one to eat with and her only son she has lost in a school shooting.
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Full Screen Salim Isf’s Aunt Nadia Reeb says that words cannot describe how she and the family are doing right now. Photo: Pavel Koukek
Wedding this summer
28-year-old Salim ISKEF was one of those shot to death inside Campus Risbergska in Örebro this week.
Why?
That question asks Nadia Deeb, Salim Isiskf’s aunt. The family has given her permission to talk about Salim ISKEF.
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full -screen salim ISFF rang its fiancee and mom from inside Risbergska under Attacke Photo: Private
Salim Iskef, a man with future plans, who would marry this summer. But now everything has been moved away from him.
– They had bought a house and he would get married this summer. He had booked a local, hairdresser, everything. His fiancee would buy a dress, all souvenirs for the wedding, all the stuff for the party, says Nadia Reeb.
A final phone call
The last thing that Salim Iskef said in his conversation came from within Campus Risbergska – in the middle of the attack. He had first called his fiancee and then his mother.
– He said: Mom, take care of you and take care of my girl too, says Nadia Reeb.
What has happened to Salim ISFEF or any death message has not received the family. Identification takes time.
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Fully screen exfers rice mountains, the sea grows by light and flowers. Photo: Lotte Fernvall
Nadia Reeb says that words cannot describe how she or the family is doing right now. She and her family came to Sweden from Syria in 2012.
In 2015, Salim Iskef came with his mother and sister. She describes Salim as a person who took care of her family after his father passed away in cancer.
“Don’t recognize in Sweden”
In Sweden, Salim IKEF saw his future and made sure to educate.
– Salim started studying and he worked the side of. He liked going to church and spending time with his family and fiancee, says Nadia Reeb.
Nadia Reeb says she does not recognize herself in Sweden and compares what is happening in the country with the war in Syria and other countries affected by war.
– We left Syria and came here and lost a family member. Where then? In school. You do not recognize yourself in Sweden anymore.
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Full screen “We left Syria and came here and lost a family member,” says Nadia Reeb. Photo: Pavel Koukek
“He was very nice”
Nadia Reeb and the family have reacted to the police delaying information about what has happened to her relatives, even though it has been two days. During the day, a memorial will be held in the church in Örebro to mourn.
– We want information and death message. We need to get a message. We want to get his body here and be able to bury him.
When asked how Nadia Reeb remembers him, she answers.
– He was very nice, he was happy, social and a good person, he had no problems with anyone. He always helped his mother and sister.