Washington man captured after ‘gruesome’ double-murder of couple, deputies say
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Shaun D. Rose, 40, was captured at a gas station in Tacoma, Washington, days after allegedly killing a couple in what investigators described as a "brutal" double-murder.
Investigators named Rose as a suspect in what they described as a "gruesome" and "brutal" double homicide. (Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office ) Investigators said the bodies of Steven and Mina Schulz, both 51, were discovered at their home in the 12900 block of Shady Glen Avenue Southeast in Olalla, Washington, on Thursday evening. (Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office )
Rose was spotted earlier on Sunday driving a white Buick passenger car in Mason County, where deputies there pursued him in a brief chase, officials said. Rose was apparently able to lose the deputies due to his erratic and dangerous driving.
He ditched the Buick and stole another car in Pierce County before driving to Tacoma, according to investigators. He then abandoned that vehicle and went to a gas station, where Tacoma police arrested him.