Two siblings injured in car accident after surviving Parkland school shooting

Two siblings who survived the tragic shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida are now facing another difficult situation. Connor and Brandon Dietrich were injured in a car crash in Ybor City that claimed the lives of four people. During a night out with their friend, Riley Hancock, a driver lost control and collided with a group of people, leaving Connor in critical condition. Connor, aged 25, is described by his family as a resilient athlete and survivor of the Parkland shooting, now fighting for his life in the hospital. Connor's father, Robert Dietrich, expressed the immense emotional toll of seeing his son in this state, calling Brandon his hero for being able to discuss the incident, despite still struggling with the aftermath of their high school experience. While the family is grappling with this ordeal, they are finding solace in the support of strangers and are staying hopeful for Connor's recovery, which they see as a miraculous sign of improvement. Despite the immense challenges they are facing, they are encouraged by the overwhelming support they have received from the community. A GoFundMe campaign has been set up to assist the Dietrich family with Connor's medical expenses while the driver involved in the crash will be facing felony charges in an upcoming court appearance.