Another Las Vegas massacre survivor dies weeks later â this time in a hit
Roy McClellan
Roy McClellan  had been gone for days. Calls to  his  phone had gone to voice mail   his  wife wrote in a Thursday Facebook post asking people to let her know if anyone had seen her husband.
 Denise McClellan  learned on the same day that  Roy  was killed in a hit-and-run crash days earlier  on Nov. 17  seven weeks after  he  survived the Oct. 1 Las Vegas massacre.
 Roy McClellan  was in Pahrump in southern Nevada  about 60 miles west of Las Vegas  the day  he  was killed.  He  had a fight with a friend and took off about 2 a.m. and was not heard from since   Denise McClellan  wrote on Facebook.
 Roy McClellan  left behind  his  wife and two sisters   Denise McClellan  said.
The Post was not able to immediately reach  McClellan  on Sunday  but  she  told KSNV that  her  husband had been attending therapy sessions since the Route 91 Harvest festival massacre.
 Denise McClellan  said  she  and  her  husband were at the concert. As they were escaping from bullets   Roy McClellan  stopped along the way to help people   she  told KSNV.
âThose who knew  him  know  he  had  his  battles but also knew  he  had a big heart.  He  was a survivor of the Route 91 shooting  instead of running away  he  went back in.  He  helped transport people to the hospital.  Roy  also loved helping people and would literally give the shirt off  his  back â  Denise McClellan  wrote on Facebook.
âThis isnât what I wanted for  him  â  Denise McClellan  told the TV station. âI donât understand why  he  wasnât taken at the shooting  but a month later  he  was taken this way. I hope  my husband  found peace and  he âs safe now.â
[ She was supposed to find  her son  at the Las Vegas concert. Then shots rang out. ]
A month before  Roy McClellan âs death  a California couple who also survived the Las Vegas shooting died outside  their  Southern California home in Murrieta.
Strom said  the couple  died immediately. Police do not suspect foul play.
 The couple  who lived part-time in Henderson  Nev.  just outside Las Vegas   left behind two daughters  ages 20 and 16.
[TGT] had been gone for days. Calls to   [TGT]   phone had gone to voice mail    [TGT]   wife wrote in a Thursday Facebook post asking people to let her know if anyone had seen her husband.
  [TGT] learned on the same day that   [TGT] was killed in a hit-and-run crash days earlier  on Nov. 17  seven weeks after   [TGT]   survived the Oct. 1 Las Vegas massacre.
  [TGT] was in Pahrump in southern Nevada  about 60 miles west of Las Vegas  the day   [TGT]   was killed.   [TGT]   had a fight with a friend and took off about 2 a.m. and was not heard from since    [TGT]   wrote on Facebook.
  [TGT] left behind   [TGT]   wife and two sisters    [TGT] said.
The Post was not able to immediately reach   [TGT] on Sunday  but   [TGT]   told KSNV that   [TGT]   husband had been attending therapy sessions since the Route 91 Harvest festival massacre.
  [TGT] said   [TGT]   and   [TGT]   husband were at the concert. As they were escaping from bullets    [TGT] stopped along the way to help people    [TGT]   told KSNV.
âThose who knew  him  know  he  had  his  battles but also knew  he  had a big heart.  He  was a survivor of the Route 91 shooting  instead of running away  he  went back in.  He  helped transport people to the hospital.   [TGT] also loved helping people and would literally give the shirt off   [TGT]   back â   [TGT] wrote on Facebook.
âThis isnât what I wanted for  him  â   [TGT] told the TV station. âI  [TGT]  understand why   [TGT]   wasnât taken at the shooting  but a month later   [TGT]   was taken this way. I hope  my husband  found peace and  he âs safe now.â
[ She was supposed to find  her son  at the Las Vegas concert. Then shots rang out. ]
A month before   [TGT]  âs death  a California couple who also survived the Las Vegas shooting died outside  their  Southern California home in Murrieta.
Strom said  the couple  died immediately. Police do not suspect foul play.
 The couple  who lived part-time in Henderson  Nev.  just outside Las Vegas   left behind two daughters  ages 20 and 16.