Man Murders 2 in Fort Lauderdale Fl Then Drives 214 Miles to Sarasota Fl and Murders 4 More People, He's Dead Self Inflicted Gunshot

Mass Shooting at Sarasota Florida Home Part of Cross-State Murder Spree that Left 7 Dead: Sheriff The suspect allegedly killed two people in Fort Lauderdale, including an ex, before killing four others and then himself in Sarasota Florida.

BLOOD BATH at 4822 Fallcrest Cir Sarasota Fl: Man Murders 2 in Fort Lauderdale Fl Then Drives 214 Miles to Sarasota Fl and Murders 4 More People, He's Dead Self Inflicted Gunshot. Sarasota County Sheriff Deputies responded to the 4822 Fallcrest Circle Sarasota Fl near McIntosh and Proctor roads in Sarasota Fl around 12:30 p.m. and found multiple victims (5), all of whom died from gun shot wounds, according to the Sarasota County sheriff’s office.

A man who investigators say killed four people in Sarasota on Wednesday Feb 11th is also linked to a double homicide in Fort Lauderdale Fl, according to the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office. According to investigators, the suspect had been in a previous romantic relationship with one of the victims in Fort Lauderdale and that victim was connected to the Sarasota County victims. The victim’s names have not been released, pending notification of the next of kin.

Fort Lauderdale Incident On Tuesday, February 10 th, around 1:30 p.m., Fort Lauderdale Police conducted a welfare check at a home in the 500 block of Northeast 15th Avenue in the Victoria Park neighborhood. Officers discovered two adults deceased inside the residence. Suspect Connection: Investigators determined that the suspect in this double homicide had been in a "previous romantic relationship" with one of the victims. Movements: Following the killings, the suspect’s vehicle was captured on camera traveling northbound through Punta Gorda toward Sarasota.

SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - Five people were shot and killed inside a home off of Proctor Road Tuesday afternoon, the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office said Wednesday. The shootings are also believed to be related to a double homicide in Fort Lauderdale, the sheriff’s office said in a news release. Deputies say 911 operators got a call at 12:24 p.m. saying an adult male at a home in the Amberlea neighborhood had been shot. Deputies arrived minutes later at the home near Proctor and McIntosh roads and found the victim in the front yard with neighbors performing CPR.

Neighbors also said the victim’s wife was possibly inside the home. Deputies were able to move the male victim where he could be treated by the Sarasota County Fire Department, the news release said. The victim was pronounced dead a short time later. Deputies entered the house and found the bodies of two men and two women.

As detectives worked at the scene, they were advised the Fort Lauderdale Police Department was investigating a double homicide believed to be related to the Sarasota shootings. “Based on preliminary information, we know that the suspect had been in a previous romantic relationship with one of the victims in Fort Lauderdale,” the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office news release said.

“That victim was connected to the victims in Sarasota. The suspect’s motivation for targeting the Sarasota victims is unknown.”  Fort Lauderdale police say their subject’s vehicle was captured on camera after the double homicide traveling north through Punta Gorda before the Sarasota killings.

The sound of gunfire was captured shortly after on a neighbor’s Ring camera. About 37 minutes later, the male victim, who was found in the front lawn, was seen on video entering the neighborhood in his vehicle. The victim approached the front door where he was shot. No one was seen entering or leaving the residence until deputies arrived. The Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office said Wednesday that all victims have been identified, and the suspect was among the deceased inside the residence.

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New surveillance images show armed masked man outside Nancy Guthrie front door looks like older Russian pistol with curved grip in cowboy holster WTH?

Investigators believe the handle (grip) of the gun may provide enough detail for ATF personnel to eventually identify the specific firearm. FBI Reports; Additional recovered footage, from the same camera - at the same timeline the morning of Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance. This footage is just before the original video shared, with the individual approaching Nancy Guthrie’s front door. On Tuesday, law enforcement released still images and surveillance video of an armed man (heavy set white male) captured on a Nest camera outside the 84-year-old’s Catalina Foothills home front door. The images show a masked man at Guthrie’s front door wearing a jacket, gloves, pants, holstered gun, and carrying a backpack. In one photo, the man appears to be holding something in front of the camera. 

The armed masked man outside Nancy Guthrie’s home looks like he is carrying a Russian semi-auto Makarov 9x18mm pistol with a curved grip, also the holster is wrong it appears to go with a western type revolver with a long barrel. The armed man at Guthrie’s front door uses  a"cheap universal nylon style" cowboy type holster made for a revolver, he uses it to house a semi auto pistol, not a guy proficient with handguns, LOL. Most likely the gun is the Russian Makarov semi-auto pistol with curved grip, they have been readily available in the USA for decades. I knew as soon as I saw the photos that the gun the kidnapper had was most likely a Russian semi auto Makarov style pistol, as I have had one for over 25 years.  

VIDEO; Private investigator calls new FBI video key break in Nancy Guthrie case. The footage shows a masked, armed figure approaching her doorstep, disabling her Nest camera, and leaving before her pacemaker app disconnects. The masked man appears to be a white, heavy set, middle aged man with a beard and mustache peeking out from under his mask. Blood was later found outside the home. The investigator says the suspect’s movements, behavior, and attempts to hide from the camera offer critical clues.

The masked man photographed at Nancy Guthrie’s front door seen with the "cheap universal nylon style" holster for the semi-auto pistol could most likely be carrying the Russian 9x18mm PM Makarov semi-auto pistol, which also had the slightly curved grip, makes sense. I have a Russian 9x18mm PM Makarov semi-auto pistol I bought 25 years ago in Florida, they are common at all gun shows. The 9x18mm PM (Pistolet Makarova) is a compact, Soviet-designed double-action/single-action pistol, utilizing a simple straight-blowback operation. Introduced in 1951, the Makarov features an 8-round magazine, a 3.8-inch barrel, and a 9.27mm (.365 in) bullet diameter, making it slightly more powerful than a .380 ACP, but the gun is heavy to carry, you would need a holster but not like how the masked man in the photo is doing.

New surveillance images show armed masked man outside Nancy Guthrie’s home looks like he is possibly carrying a Russian Makarov pistol, with curved grip in a cowboy style nylon holster which is set for a revolver with a long barrel. If I was the kidnapper, as supposedly this mook in the photo who stares directly into the ring bell camera is, I would not carry my gun hanging from a "cheap universal nylon style" holster dangling between my legs in front of me. The kidnapper is no expert or is he even experienced, he is no pro! Look, if the victim of a single kidnapper (like man in photo) is 18 or 80 you darn well know there is going to be a struggle, you do not break into the house with your gun hanging loosely from your belt in front of you where the victim could grab it. Expert analysis (and me) suggests the suspect may be inexperienced with firearms because the semi-auto pistol is being carried in a holster designed for a much larger weapon, likely a long-barrel revolver. The Russian pistol Makarov PM is fairly heavy and that is why it appears to hang in the photo at an awkward angle.

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