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Suspects in Deadly Gaston County Quadruple Shooting Die After Ohio Police Chase
U.S. Marshals tracked the pair across multiple states after four people were shot in a Gastonia home, police said.
- On Friday, two suspects wanted for a quadruple shooting in Gaston County, North Carolina, were found dead following a high-speed police chase through Ohio.
- Police discovered four people shot inside a home on Forbes Road on Thursday, with two victims pronounced dead at the scene.
- The Marshals Service tracked suspects Cory Armstrong and Camryn Moore more than 300 miles from the crime scene before Ohio State Police initiated a pursuit.
- Authorities identified the deceased victims as Victoria Heather Moore and Megan Josiah Moore, while two additional relatives remain in critical condition.
- Officers reported hearing two gunshots near Athens after the crash; Armstrong and Moore were found dead, both facing first-degree murder charges prior to the pursuit.
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North Carolina Couple Wanted in Killing Found Dead After High-Speed Chase in Suspected Double Suicide
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Killer North Carolina lovebirds found dead after high-speed police chase ends in possible double -suicide
The chase ended near Athens, when Camryn Moore veered her car off the road and into a ditch to avoid a spike strip that troopers had thrown out on the roadway.
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