Title: Aramoana massacre - Wikipedia
Headings: Aramoana massacre
Aramoana massacre
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Details
Initial incident
First responders
Anti-Terrorist Squad
Manhunt and shootout
Gray's death
The perpetrator
Casualties
Killed
Wounded
Causes
Aftermath
Bravery Awards
Police Commendations
Memorials
Subsequent events
Cultural influence
Books
Film and television
Music
See also
References
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Content: Holden's two daughters, Chiquita and Jasmine, and his girlfriend Julie Ann Bryson's adopted daughter, Rewa. The girls ran into Holden's house to hide as Gray walked onto Holden's property. He quickly found Chiquita and shot her in the chest and arm with a Squires and Bingham Model 16 .22-calibre semi-automatic sporting rifle, the bullet lodging in her abdomen. Shortly after shooting her, Gray found the other two girls and killed them. Chiquita, who managed to escape by running out of the back door, fled past her father's body to Bryson's nearby house, while Gray set the Holden house on fire. Bryson, realising that Rewa and Jasmine were still in the Holden house, drove her van there with Chiquita in an attempt to save the girls. Gray shot at the van as it passed the house, which was by then ablaze. Gray started shooting indiscriminately, targeting a utility vehicle full of locals who had seen the Holden house burning and stopped to help. He first shot Vanessa Percy several times in the back as she ran down the street in terror; she died a few hours later at the scene.