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Double Homicide Investigation After Two Found Shot In Flomaton
August 12, 2017
UPDATE: Victims have been identified by Flomaton Police Chief Bryan Davis as husband and wife Timothy Adams, age 50, and Susan Adams, age 61, both of 1455 College Street in Flomaton, the address where their bodies were found Saturday afternoon.
A double homicide investigation is underway after two people were found shot to death inside a Flomaton mobile home this afternoon.
Flomaton Police and the Flomaton Fire Department conducted a welfare check at the mobile home at 1455 College Street about 2:30 Saturday afternoon after a call that the people inside would not answer the door. Forcible entry was made into the home when there was no answer at the door.
“We discovered two deceased persons inside,” Police Chief Bryan Davis said. “Right now, we are doing an active death investigation scene. We have called in the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office to assist us, as well as the State Bureau of Investigation, ALEA….It’s going to be a lengthy investigation.”
Davis said both people suffered gunshot wounds. Davis did not release the names of the deceased because full next of kin notification has not been made. He said the relationship between the male and female victim was not immediately known.
He said the victims were last seen alive sometime Saturday morning.
“We have a lot of witnesses to talk with and to interview…so it is going to take us some time before we have a lot more answers.”
Davis (pictured left) said his department is looking for any leads at this time. He said police are looking for a possible suspect, but they are not releasing the name at this time.
More details will be posted as they become available here on NorthEscambia.com.
Raw video from Chief Davis’ statement is available on the NorthEscambia.com Facebook page.
Pictured above and below: The scene of a death investigation in Flomaton Saturday afternoon. Pictured immediately below: The Escambia County (AL) Medical Examiner arrives at the scene. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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14 Responses to “Double Homicide Investigation After Two Found Shot In Flomaton”
…….Still no suspect?
Tim was my fathers best friend. I’ve known Tim and Susan my whole life. It’s hard to believe they are gone. I guess I just haven’t realized it yet. I loved them both dearly. I hope justice is served because Tim and Susan were the last people I would think to deserve this.
Rip Tim and Susan.. I hope they find out who did this. And justice is served. If I hear anything I’ll definitely give the chief a call
Our neighborhood where we were raised.Two tragedy’s within the last several months.We. need to turn to Jesus people we are a day closer to his return. A.W. Thompson
Living in some strange days. I fear we have gotten so is ed to things like this happening that we have become numb if not indifferent. Until it happens to is or someone close to us. “ain’t seen nothing, none of my business, ain’t saying nothing” will only allow evil to make to our door unrestrained. Not saying that was the case in this in the situation. Just saying we should look out after each other a little more. Make an effort to know your neighbors. Exchange phone numbers. Check on the older folks around you. Don’t do things that you know might bring danger to your neighborhood. You can be a good neighbor without being intrusive or nosy.
It’s not the sleepy little county anymore.
I’ll never hear Timbo say Aunt T any more..I pray they found out what really happened to them. This is a very sad day . RIP Timbo and Susan we will miss you both .. I love you both.
R.I.P. Tim and Susan. You will both be missed. I will always remember the great times Tim and I had growing up. I will miss your cousin.
Prayers for the families!! This is so sad.
This is just terrible. I hope they find who is responsible for this heinous act and they are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. My heart and prayers goes out to their families.
Wonder if this is related to the double homicide in Atmore?
Who*Dun*It?
This almost sounds like the Atmore incident 5 days ago. At one time we were assured the crime ran in the same circles (criminals doing it to each other)
Did they steal anything, a car?
What is going on?
DO we have a serial killer on the prowl?
Awful. I hope whoever did this is killed when apprehended.
2 wonderful people they where.hard to believe this happened to them