A four-year-old boy killed his six-year-old sister from an accidental blow to the head

(Video: Facebook @North River Christian Academy)

Millie Drew Kelly, a six-year-old girl, died after her four-year-old brother,and accidentally shot in the head in Paulding County, Georgia, in the southern United States, local police said.

The prosecution said it would make no accusation in this case and said that "accidents happen" and that "bad things happen to the right people too".

"We broke the heart of this family and we hope God surrounds them with his healing hands in this difficult time, "said County Sheriff Gary Gulledge.

Authorities took advantage of this painful moment to remind community residents to keep their guns "unloaded and secure in a place far from the miners to prevent this from happening again".

Last Monday, Paulding's police responded to an emergency call at around 6 pm local time, to help a six-year-old injured his head caused by a firearm.

"As soon as possible, Rescuers and the fire department helped transport the girl to a hospital in the Atlanta area"The state capital," they added, "is located about 46 km northwest of Atlanta, but Wednesday, about 48 hours after the accident, the only time it was there was the" state capital ". child is deceased.

Detectives in charge of the case described the following: the two children were in the family vehicle, while the parents were responsible for downloading the things they would need for their departure. However, the car did not start.

The mother got out of the car to see if she could find out what was wrong with the car. Moments later, he heard the shot. The detectives determined that the younger brother, four years old, had taken a weapon from the car console and accidentally shot. The bullet touched her sister's head, wounding her fatally. All this happened in the car park of the house of the family concerned.

A campaign on the GoFundMe fundraising page was organized by a family friend, Amanda Duvanent., to support the Kellys at the hospital and funeral expenses.

There, Duvanent reported that the family would give his organs "to show his love for Jesus Christ". "She has always shared her love, her charm and her piety with everyone she has met," she wrote.

Until this Friday, after three days of campaigning, 499 people donated $ 33,000,912, almost $ 9,000 more than the $ 25,000 goal.

The North River Christian Academy, where Millie Drew Kelly worked, organized a prayer to dismiss the student. "Now he's dancing with Jesus"said the school in a message on social networks, where he asked to take a moment of the day and pray for her.