NORTH VERSAILLES, Pa. — Family, friends and classmates are honoring the life of a teenager who was killed last weekend at a North Versailles haunted hayride.
A large crowd of people gathered at the hayride Thursday evening to launch hundreds of red balloons in memory of Steve Eason.
The 15-year-old was fatally shot Saturday night while trying to break up a fight at the Haunted Hills Hayride in North Versailles.
Red and black balloons cover the field here at the Haunted Hills Hayride where 15-year-old Steven Eason was shot to death Saturday night. They’ll be released in his honor tonight. No arrests have been made @WPXI
— Amy Hudak (@amy_hudak) September 16, 2021
Friday’s football game between Clairton and Leechburg has been moved, and closed to fans, over violence. The Penn Hills-Woodland Hills game will also be closed to fans because of similar concerns.
Eason and the surviving victim lived in Penn Hills.
“It’s over for my nephew. He can’t go to the prom. He can’t graduate. He can’t get married or go to college. His life is done,” Kimberly Eason, Steve’s aunt, told Channel 11.
Investigators are still pleading with witnesses who were near the shooting scene Saturday night to please come forward and share any cell phone videos they might have.
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