Grand Jury Transcript Details CA Salon Rampage A hairstylist said he heard screaming and a co-worker beg for her life as he hid in the bathroom of a California salon after the ex-husband of another stylist walked in and started shooting in a rampage that claimed the lives of eight people, newly released court documents show. Stylist Gordon Gallego told an Orange County grand jury that Scott Dekraai walked over to Dekraai's ex-wife Michelle Fournier and blurted out something akin to "this is what you wanted" before firing, according to a copy of the transcript unsealed Thursday. Gallego said he heard another co-worker beg for her life during the October attack. The transcript came from proceedings in January, when Dekraai was indicted on eight counts of murder and one count of attempted murder in the shootings at Salon Meritage in Seal Beach. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for 42-year-old Dekraai, who has pleaded not guilty. A message left Thursday for Dekraai's attorney Scott Sanders was not immediately returned. Authorities say Dekraai sprayed the salon with bullets after he argued with Fournier earlier in the day over custody of their eight-year-old son. Fournier, a stylist, and seven others were killed during the rampage and another person was seriously wounded. The shooting rocked the tight-knit upscale seaside community of Seal Beach, which held hair "cut-a-thons" in the weeks after to raise money for victims' families. The employees at the salon were close and used to spend the holidays together as a group with their spouses, Gallego told the grand jury, adding that he considered his co-workers to be family. Gallego said he saw Dekraai walk into the salon on Oct. 12 and approach Fournier, who was washing co-worker Christy Wilson's hair at a shampoo bowl. Gallego heard Dekraai say "this is what you wanted, or this is how you wanted it," before he started shooting, according to the transcript. Gallego said he grabbed another colleague and ran into the bathroom and ducked behind the toilet. He said he heard more than 30 shots ring out and people screaming. Then, he heard co-worker Laura Elody outside the bathroom door. She pleaded with Dekraai, "'You don't have to do this, please don't kill me,'" Gallego said. Shots rang out. He didn't hear Elody's voice after that. A few minutes later, Gallego said he heard men screaming to call 911 and get towels. He turned on the light inside the bathroom and saw blood had seeped under the door. He said he pushed open the door and climbed outside, over Elody's body. Authorities say Dekraai donned a bulletproof vest when he shot the eight people inside the salon and a man sitting in his car in the parking lot. Dekraai was arrested nearby with help from witnesses and told police he committed the shootings, according to documents filed with the court in support of a search warrant. While Dekraai and his ex-wife shared custody of their son, he was pushing to spend more time with him at his Huntington Beach home and have more control over his rearing. Before the shooting, a court-appointed psychologist had recommended the former couple's custody arrangement remain in place. Dekraai is scheduled to go to trial on Oct. 15.