A man has been charged for allegedly committing two separate murders in Marysville and Edmonds within the span of a few hours. At least one of the deadly shootings appears to be completely random.
within the span of a few hours. At least one of the deadly shootings appears to be completely random.
Around 7 a.m., a frantic woman called 911 to report that an armed man had showed up her their Edmonds house and was shooting at/fighting the residents. At least five people were home at the time of the shooting. According to court documents, the shooter got to the back door and fired two more shots in rapid succession into the home using a semi-automatic pistol.
The woman closes the door and the suspect pointed two pistols at into the home from the outside, documents said. Escamilla then "tracked" her inside the home and shot her at least once through the back window, according to court documents. According to court documents, a man was found in a bedroom with gunshot wounds to the chest, another woman was found in a separate bedroom with an obvious gunshot wound to the head, and a third 68-year-old woman was found dead in the back hallway from a gunshot wound. VIDEO: WSP seeks witnesses to rolling gun battle on I-5 near Kent
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