Murder-suicide at a Walmart in Hiram, Georgia, leaves 2 dead: police
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Two "younger people" are dead following a shooting at a Walmart Super Center in Hiram, Georgia, said Hiram Police Chief Mike Turner. The shooting is believed to be a murder-suicide.
Hiram Police Chief Mike Turner said the shooting at the Walmart Super Center, located at 4166 Jimmy Lee Smith Parkway, took place at approximately 7:30 p.m., FOX 5 reported. It is believed to be a murder-suicide, and the deceased, including one male and one female, were both "younger people" who were previously in a relationship, the police chief said.
"What it appears to be is a known-to-known shooting event where both parties knew each other. This was not an active shooter. This was one person knew another person, there was some kind of former relationship," said Turner.
According to the report, officers found a man and woman both suffering from at least one gunshot wound and transported them to Wellstar Kennestone Hospital. They were pronounced dead upon arrival.
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