MSU shooting survivor reveals lockdown horror, woman screaming like bloody murder

MSU student Marcy Creevy, 19, said she heard "a woman scream 'shooter' and run down the hallway ... just like that, screaming bloody murder" and saw cops with rifles pointed at her school building. CREDIT: Marcy Creevy

A Michigan State University student barricaded herself inside a room after a gunman opened fire on campus last month as she mentally prepared to defend herself.

Marcy Creevy, 19, recalled the harrowing moments of Feb. 13 as she read from her diary in a TikTok video about the night Anthony McRae fatally shot three students and wounded five more.

She was about 20 minutes into her studies on the second floor of the university's Union building when the room "illuminated with red and blue lights" and she got a texted from a friend saying, "Don't go outside."

"I went back to the window and looked down further to see cops on the lawn with their rifles pointing at the building I was in," Creevy said in the video last month as she read from her notebook wearing her MSU sweater. 

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Marcy Creevy survived the shooting at Michigan State University on Feb. 13, 2023. (Instagram/@marcycreevy)

"I heard a woman scream, 'Shooter,' and run down the hallway. You know when you can hear the fear in someone's voice. It was just like that, screaming bloody murder."

She said her "fight or flight kicked in."

"I still can't comprehend how my body knew exactly what to do while all my heart wanted to do was cry, scream and break," Creevy said. "I turned the lights off, ran to the other room, shut the doors and turned those lights off."

That's when she was joined by four other students, who hid behind a wall and under tables, Creevy said.