#murder-suicide

#murder-suicide

Detectives in Queens are investigating a possible murder-suicide late on Friday night that left two men dead, sources familiar with the case said. Photo by Lloyd Mitchell Detectives in Queens are investigating a possible murder-suicide late on Friday night that left two men dead, sources familiar with the case said. Police reported that the bloodshed occurred just after 11:45 p.m. on Oct. 3 inside the first floor of a home on the 15500 block of 116th Road in South Jamaica.

Last week, a 23-year-old man who, according to police, was obsessed with previous mass shooters, opened fire at a school in Minneapolis, killing two children and injuring 18 others. It was the latest mass shooting to make headlines, and it ended the way most of them do, with the gunman killing himself. In highly publicized cases, the horror looms large in the public consciousness.

Deputies found 29-year-old Ana Beatriz Santo Rodriguez outside a home near the 1000 block of Northwest 127th Path in the Tamiami area Friday, according to police detective Joseph Peguero Rivera. She was already dead.

At approximately 7:40 a.m., police responded to reports of a shooting at an apartment complex. A man and a woman were found dead in the parking lot.

David Foote, 62, of Toronto, was the victim of homicide, found dead in a house with a 67-year-old man believed to be responsible for his death.

The investigation conducted in the aftermath of the fire revealed the presence of an accelerant and that the home's gas line had been tampered with, enabling unrestricted flow of natural gas into the home's interior.

"I found our two grandsons, Hudson 18, and Asher 16, and our daughter Bailey, and our son-in-law Jeremy, dead laying in their beds...What I saw will haunt me the rest of my life."

Sources said the mayhem stemmed from a love triangle involving the two dead men and an unidentified 19-year-old woman. The woman allegedly broke up with the older man and was dating the younger man, sparking the jealous outburst.