Ralph Yarl’s mom said that the support for her son was “heartwarming” and “goes a long way.”
after he rang the wrong doorbell in April, made his first public appearance since the shooting on Memorial Day—quietly attending at a fundraiser for brain injury awareness.
Yarl, now 17, didn’t speak, but his family told local reporters it was a positive sign for the teen, who still faces “social hurdles” as he eases back into daily life. Yarl’s mom, Cleo Nagbe, toldthat Yarl walked 1.5 miles with ease, and that the support for her son was “heartwarming” and “goes a long way.
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