The In-N-Out restaurant at the center of a horrific rampage in Idaho that left three dead reopened Friday as the community recovers from the tragedy — while one hero who distracted the shooter reveals his side of the story.

On Aug. 1, gunman Chad Williams killed two people and wounded seven others before turning his gun on himself. He began opening fire inside the In-N-Out around 2 p.m. before the massacre spilled out to the parking lot, police said.

The Twin Falls location reopened last night “with thoughtful consideration, respect, and care,” the company said in a statement.

“We remain focused on honoring the precious lives lost, supporting…

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