Idaho In-N-Out mass shooting victim waited to eat at recently opened restaurant because of hype: sister

Source: New York Post

An Idaho man among two people killed in a mass shooting at a recently opened Idaho In-N-Out restaurant was excited the burger joint had launched a new location but waited to eat there because of the hype, his sister has said as she paid tribute to her “goofball” sibling. Christopher Claunch, 59, died from his injuries after being caught up in Saturday’s shooting in Twin Falls, his sister Kimberly Castaneda told the New York Times.   Claunch, who worked at the Renaissance Ranch Recovery Center in Rupert, Idaho, and had lived in the state for the past 30 years, made a habit of going to the burger joint when he headed back to visit Castaneda, who lives in Rosamond, California.