6 killed in Iowa shooting spree in domestic dispute, police say: 'Act of evil'
Summary
Six people were killed in a shooting across multiple places in Muscatine, Iowa, during a domestic dispute. The suspect, identified as Ryan Willis McFarland, died from a self-inflicted gunshot when police confronted him.Key Facts
- Six people died in the shooting spree, including the suspect.
- The shootings happened at two homes and a business in Muscatine, Iowa.
- Four victims were found dead in one home, and two others were found at different locations.
- The suspect took his own life when police found him near the Mississippi River.
- All victims are believed to be family members of the suspect.
- The shooting started around 12:12 p.m. local time on Monday.
- Police said the shootings happened because of a domestic-related dispute.
- The suspect had a criminal record, but police did not give details.
- Authorities say there is no ongoing threat to the community.
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