Galvan’s family requested that she be buried wearing a Harrison Butker jersey, and the Kansas City Chiefs kicker fulfilled their wish. Her family claims that Lopez-Galvan was wearing a white Butker jersey on the day she was tragically slain, just as the Chiefs Super Bowl rally was coming to a close.
Lopez-Galvan’s spouse wanted to bury him in the jersey, according to a family member, but they were having problems locating one.
The family posted an appeal for assistance on social media, and Butker was made aware of it.
Butker’s representatives verified that the Chiefs kicker gave the family a jersey.
Two males are accused with using a weapon unlawfully, armed criminal action, and second-degree murder.
Butker stated in the declaration. “Sin is the commission of murder.”
Thank God for retribution, and may the men responsible for this atrocity face justice. This becomes even more intimate when I learn that she liked my public advocacy of our common Catholic faith. It is a privilege for me to give the family a jersey that she may wear. I will keep praying for the family’s healing and Lisa’s spirit to rest while they deal with their many ailments and grieve her loss.”
