The family of the female DJ killed during Wednesday’s mass shooting in Kansas City has claimed she died at the scene rather than a hospital as previously reported.

Two suspects are currently in custody, as cops in Missouri continue to vet what happened at the stricken Super Bowl celebration. 

Beto Lopez on Thursday claimed his 44-year-old sister Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a beloved figure in the local community, was mowed down by at least one of them.

A respected figure in the city’s Hispanic sect himself, Lopez went on to reveal Lopez-Galvan’s son, Marc, and her daughter, Adrianna, were both present at the parade, and witnessed their mom’s merciless killing.

Only in his early 20s, Marc was also shot, Lopez said – claiming it was his nephew who was rushed to a hospital and not his sister, despite early reports. 

He added how two other relatives, two grade school girls, were also struck by bullets, as cops said nine kids were hospitalized. Their investigation remains ongoing, as another 13 adults were injured.

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Their young cousins – identified only as the elementary school aged daughters of fellow Kansas City resident Erika Reyes – were also present when the initial shots rang out, and were both hit by gunshots, though Lopez said their wounds are ‘non-life threatening’

‘She never made it to the hospital,’ said Lopez of his younger sister’s fate – a statement further substantiated by cops Thursday who confirmed she died at the scene contrary to previous reports.

Aside from that, the CEO of a local youth center said the rest is still hazy – and that it was was unclear if Lopez Galvan’s husband, 66-year-old Mike Galvan, was with the party.  

From what Lopez knows so far, Galvan said his sister was with Marc and Adriana.

Their young cousins – identified only as the elementary school aged daughters of relative Erika Reyes – were also there on the west side of Union Station when the initial shots rang out.

Sadly, all except Adriana were struck, Lopez said – with his little sister hit fatally.

‘They were enjoying the day and getting ready to go home. Everybody was,’ Lopez lamented, offering the crucial insight to the local Kansas City star.

‘They were all kind of together. They were caught in whatever crossfire was going on.’

He went on to reveal the extent of the youngster’s injuries, stating that his 20-something nephew was hit once in the leg, and has since been released.

Adriana, while not hurt physically, is struggling mentally, he said – before airing concern for both as they ‘witnessed their mother get shot.’

‘She never made it to the hospital,’ said Lopez of his younger sister’s fate – a statement further substantiated by cops Thursday who confirmed she died at the scene contrary to prior reports 

‘They were enjoying the day and getting ready to go home. Everybody was,’ Lopez lamented of the moment disaster struck 

Lopez-Galvan, who worked as a DJ at a community radio station, leaves behind her two kids, Marc and Adriana

Lisa Lopez-Galvan, pictured here with her husband, Mike Galvan, died from her gunshot wounds at the scene of the crime

Although Marc has been released from the hospital, Lopez said the family is ‘just going to have to really help him mentally to get through this.’

He went on: ‘Besides the shock, the initial shock, [Marc] was there, with his mother, when all this happened.’

Lopez further revealed how his sister – a disc jockey of a Hispanic music program on community radio station KKFI – was the youngest of four siblings, including himself.

‘Of the four of us siblings, she was the life of the party,’ he said. ‘Bubbly person, never met a stranger. She was highly loved in the community, had a big heart.’

He added that the mom-of-two had also been a die-hard Kansas City fan, and was over the moon when they won the big game.

No funeral plans have been made, he said – before revealing the current condition of the Marc and Adriana’s cousins who were hit by the hail of bullets.

‘[Their wounds are] non-life threatening,’ Lopez told The Star.

He added that the family has yet to see his sister’s body, due to the fact that it is part of an active homicide investigation.

‘When you have a … It’s a murder,’ he said, before trailing off. ‘Even for me to say that, “My sister got killed,” [it]s] absurd even to say that.’

Images circulating on social media show a group of people being taken into custody following the shooting, some of whom appear to be juveniles. It is not clear if those pictured are suspects 

A man in a red tracksuit was quickly taken into custody after the shooting, although it is unclear if he was involved in the tragedy 

Terrified parade-goers fled for their lives after gunmen opened fire shortly after the Super Bowl winners stepped off stage 

He went to explain how ‘[w]hen there’s an investigation that’s still active, not until the investigation is over will they give us any details on how we can get her body back to do a respectful burial,’ before stating how they plan to honor her memory.

“We’re going to try to make sure she is not forgotten,’ he said, as cops have confirmed they have taken two juvenile suspects into custody.

‘If we have to use this as an example to finally get the right attention in Congress, to really address gun violence,’ he continued. ‘That is something that will be part of my mission for the rest of my life.

‘She was [just] trying to go, like everyone else, to celebrate.’

The important count came shortly after staff at Children’s Mercy hospital also confirmed they had treated nine children for gunshot wounds from the incident.

All, including Reyes’s young daughters, are expected to recover, they said – with cops adding that of the 22 injured victims, some of whom were trampled in the fray, half were children under age 16. 

Police Chief Stacey Graves added that while her department still needs to sort through evidence, the victims ranged between eight and 47 years old. Lopez on Sunday did not specify the two girls’ age, aside from that they were in elementary school.

Officials at University Health added that of the adult gunshot wound victims rushed to their hospital, two remain in critical condition and in the ICU.

However, medical staff there said both are showing signs of improvement – while Graves revealed that of the three people detained after the incident Wednesday, two are still being detained.

Both are teenage juveniles, with a third youngster released at some point before her Thursday statement.

She added that the 24-hour investigative hold rule does not apply to juveniles, meaning officials can keep them detained for a great deal longer before cutting them lose.

Their investigation, as Friday, remains ongoing.