Teen shared eerie premonition before he was gunned down at car meet, grieving mother reveals

A Washington state teen was gunned down at a car meet earlier this month — right after he eerily promised his mother that “he wouldn’t get shot.”Amanda Osborne shared the harrowing premonition in a Thursday interview with KING5, revealing her final conversation with son Kaleb Osborne before he was killed on Sept.6.

“The last promise he made was that he wouldn’t get shot,” the heartbroken mother told the outlet.Kaleb, 17, was fatally shot in the head and back in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood while courageously trying to break up a heated fight.The grieving mom was unable to view her son’s body until Wednesday.“That was the first time since he hugged me goodbye that I got to see him.

I don’t want anyone to go through what I’ve been through,” she told the outlet.Osborne agonized over being robbed of watching her young son grow up and thrive into adulthood.“I don’t get to see him graduate, I don’t get to see him get married, I don’t get to see his babies.

All I have is a lock of his hair.That’s all I have of him.”Kaleb’s friends met with Amanda on a popular hillside lookout in Thurston County, near Yelm, where Kaleb was living with his mother.“This was my son’s favorite place,” Amanda said.“All of his friends used to hang out here.

This is how I want everyone to remember my son.This beautiful place.

He was beautiful.He loved nature.

He loved life,” Amanda said.She plans to have a memorial bench installed on the hillside — colloquially referred to as “Sunset” — on Bald Hill Road.Kyle Scharpf, a local safety and preservation activist who fights to keep Sunset safe and clean, told KING5 that he became a mentor to the teen, who he described as “lost.”“The kid was lost, a lot of kids are lost, especially at that age,” he said. “I remember being that age and it was rough.Kaleb took me on… It was such a monumental achievement for him to step forward from his position and reclaim a title.”Kaleb’...