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It was a heartbreaking scene in Townsville, South Carolina on Wednesday as six-year-old Jacob Hall, dressed in a Batman costume was laid to rest, honored with a superhero-themed funeral.

Jacob was shot while he was at school last Wednesday, but died in hospital three days later. A 14-year-old boy allegedly killed his father and then drove to the school, where he opened fire on a playground and shot Jacob in the leg. 

Close to 1,000 mourners showed up on Wednesday, many of them fighting back tears while wearing superhero costumes to pay tribute to Jacob, honoring a request made by Jacob's family. Jacob's mother, Renae, donned a Robin costume, a final, emotional gesture of unity with her son.  Read more...

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