‘Survivor’ Star Who Attends Brown U. Feels Safe Despite Campus Shooter’s Escape

Participant in the 48th season of the series “Survivor” Eva Erickson barely dodged the criminal who opened fire at Brown University on Saturday afternoon, but she says she's not too worried about another shooting there.

Watch our interview – Ph.D. The candidate says she feels “safe” squatting in her off-campus residence in Providence, Rhode Island, because she assumes her attacker is “long gone,” citing… “Lightning doesn't strike the same place twice.” On the other hand, she notes that this idea is “terrible” because it appears that the shooter managed to escape.

Eat intense hunting for the shooter by local and federal authorities, as well as The FBI is offering a $50,000 reward. for information on an ongoing case. Mayor of Providence Brett Smiley said ABC News On Monday, authorities “still have not received any credible threats against our community, Brown or the community at large,” for which he has certainly received some criticism as the suspect remains on the run.

While Eve feels generally safe, she told TMZ that she and her peers have as much information as the general public and the lack of knowledge about her attacker is “irritating” for everyone. She longs for answers to simple questions – how and how such a tragedy could happen.

She is sure of one thing: something has to change. Eve says it's “crazy” that students in America are so vulnerable to gun violence, noting… “I just wanted to go to school, learn, have this community and be safe. And now it’s been taken away from me.” While she says she doesn't have the answers, she looks to lawmakers who are better prepared to advocate for gun safety regulations.