For the first time in the five months since the deadly shooting at Ingraham High School in Seattle, the family of the student that was killed is speaking out. Nearly a hundred people showed up Wednesday to the candlelight vigil and march to honor Ebenezer Haile, 17, and to bring an end to gun violence. Haile was killed in the halls of Ingraham High on the morning of November 8th. “I wish he can hear me; I wish he can see what kind of change we try to make,” said Hannah Eshete, Haile's aunt. Eshete said Ebenezer was one of the kindest and most caring people you could meet. “He was my company, he was everything, he was my little brother, he’s my comforter,” said Eshete. READ THE FULL STORY HERE: https://www.king5.com/article/news/local/seattle/family-ingraham-high-school-student-killed-candlelight-vigil/281-959afb73-2b0c-48f2-90bd-c7780d740faa