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Fourteen Killed in New Orleans Truck Attack on New Year’s Day
Fourteen people lost their lives on New Year’s Day when a truck plowed into revelers in the French Quarter of New Orleans. The truck, driven by a U.S. Army veteran who also died, was decorated with an ISIS flag. Among the victims were a young mother, a former college athlete, a nursing student, and a British national with ties to the royal family.
One of the victims, Nicole Perez, 28, had just received a promotion and was moving into a new apartment with her 4-year-old son. She was described by her boss as a hard-working mother and dedicated employee.
Martin "Tiger" Bech, 27, was a Princeton University graduate and a former college athlete who had moved to New York City. He was described by his principal as an uncommon intellect and athlete.
Nikyra Cheyenne Dedeaux, 18, was an aspiring nurse who was celebrating New Year’s with friends in New Orleans. Her mother wrote on Facebook, "When your parents say don’t go anywhere please listen to them. My baby is gone y’all."
Reggie Hunter, 37, was a father of two who worked as a warehouse manager. He was described by his cousin as a proud father and someone who enjoyed working out with friends and family.
Matthew Tenedorio, 25, was an audiovisual technician at the Caesars Superdome stadium. His family wrote on a GoFundMe page that he was a beloved son, brother, uncle, and friend with a "laid-back spirit and infectious laughter."
Kareem Badawi, 23, was a student at the University of Alabama. His father posted on Facebook, "It is with great sadness and grief, and with hearts satisfied with Allah’s decision and destiny, I announce the death of my son."
Hubert Gauthreaux, 21, graduated from Archbishop Shaw High School in New Orleans in 2021. The school posted on Facebook, "We are asking the entire Archbishop Shaw family to pray for the repose of Hubert’s soul, his family and friends during this difficult time."
Andrew "Drew" Dauphin, 26, was a 2023 graduate of Auburn University. His school president wrote on Facebook, "Words cannot convey the sorrow the Auburn Family feels for Drew’s family and friends during this unimaginably difficult time."
Edward Pettifer, 31, was a British national who was visiting New Orleans for the New Year’s Eve holiday. His name was not released by the New Orleans coroner, citing pending international arrangements. The British royal family posted a statement on social media mourning his loss.
William Dimaio, 25, was a standout athlete and a 2022 graduate of Chestnut Hill College. His parents wrote in a statement, "His energetic personality inspired everyone around him. He cared for others more than himself and, as the oldest brother to Samantha and Anthony, held a unique and irreplaceable role in their lives."
Brandon Taylor, 43, was a quiet lover of music and a restaurant cook who was about to be married. His fiancée told the media, "No one should ever have to die like that. He didn’t deserve it."
Terrence Kennedy, 63, was a kind and loving person who was born and raised in New Orleans. His sister told a local NBC affiliate, "My brother was a very kind, sweet and loving person. He had a big heart. He would do anything for anyone. He never met a stranger."
Elliot Wilkinson, 40, was a homeless man who had recently been released from prison. His older brother shared a statement on Facebook saying his "little brother" was loved and will truly be missed.