'I'm Broken': Parents of Slain UVA Football Player Speak Out for the First Time

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The parents of one of the three University of Virginia football players shot and killed last month in a shooting on a bus spoke out for the first time this week.

In a news conference Thursday, Happy and Sean Perry talked about their son, D'Sean Perry, called for changes to gun laws, and for college football athletes to advocate for those changes as well as for mental health issues, as reported by CNN.

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