Funerals for four of the five Amish girls killed in a classroom massacre have been held in Pennsylvania.

A procession of 34 buggies and carriages carried mourners to a hilltop cemetery in Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania, today as the Amish community buried the first of five girls killed by a gunman inside their tiny one-room schoolhouse.

Amish families gathered today to bury four of the five girls gunned down inside their tiny rural schoolhouse.

Two relatives of the man who attacked Amish school girls said they were not sexually abused by him 20 years ago, as he had claimed in a phone call to his wife during the siege.

The gunman who killed five girls in an Amish schoolroom confided to his wife during the siege that he sexually abused two relatives 20 years ago.