The parents of Alex Pretti are seeking answers from the Justice Department months after their son's death, according to an ABC News report. The headline said the parents "seek answers" from the department. According to the same report, Pretti was a Veterans Affairs nurse.

ABC News reported that Pretti was shot by federal agents in Minnesota. The report's summary said that nine months have passed since the shooting and that his parents are calling on the government for answers. The summary does not name the agents involved or the federal agency they worked for.

The headline describes Pretti's death as a killing, while the summary says only that he was shot. Neither the headline nor the summary describes the circumstances of the shooting. Neither says what specific information the parents have requested from the Justice Department, and neither says whether the department has responded.

The report's author line was blank in the material reviewed for this story, so no individual reporter is credited. Taken together, the headline and summary establish only the basic outline of the parents' effort: a request for answers from federal authorities, made nine months after the shooting, as ABC News reported.

Further details, including any statements from the parents, the Justice Department, or the federal agents, were not part of the summary available for this story. Readers seeking the full account can consult the original ABC News article, which is the only source used for this report.

Sources: ABC News: Alex Pretti's parents seek answers from DOJ months after son's killing.