US Politics | Mystery as 4 bodies including Kevin Moore & 2 Kansas City research scientists found dead with chilling link revealed
A MAN killed two research scientists before leaving a mom-of-five dead in a suspected murder-suicide, cops have said. Camila Behrensen, 24, and Pablo Guzman-Palma, 25, were found dead in their Kansas City, Missouri apartment on October 1. GoFundMeMom-of-five Misty Brockman was found dead in the woods in a suspected murder-suicide '/ ' Stowers Institute for Medical ResearchShe was killed days after research scientist Camila Behrensen (pictured) was found dead in her Kansas City apartment '/ ' Jackson County prosecutors identified Kevin Moore, 42, as the chief suspect and claimed that he intentionally set their home alight. Cops made the link after combing through cell phone and computer data, and surveillance videos. On October 16, Moore and mom-of-five Misty Brockman, 40, were found dead in a parked car with gunshot wounds. Friends said that Brockman was a parent to five young boys, according to a GoFundMe page. read more crime stories INNOCENT VICTIM Girl, 8, dies after being left in pool of blood in front of mom & siblings FINAL MOMENTS Murdered teen's chilling last texts revealed before disappearing on trip Cops rushed to the scene and first responders were flagged down by motorists who were pointing to a vehicle in the woods. Officers said the victims were "suffering from apparent trauma". Detectives have not released a motive as investigations are ongoing. It came just days after Behrensen and Guzman-Palma were found dead. Most read in The US Sun CLINGING ON Putin made 'catastrophic errors' in Ukraine war but tyrant hanging on to power SHUTTING UP SHOP Fears of Walmart closures as 160 stores shut in 6 years – is yours next? NOT TECH SAV-VY Today's Savannah & Carson suffer awkward misunderstanding during live show GRIM HISTORY Delphi murder suspect Richard Allen's dark past emerges after shocking arrest CASH BOOST New one-time payment from $3billion pot rolling out now to millions of Americans CLIFFTOP KILLER Moment husband who pushed wife off cliff poses for snap at death scene Behrensen, from Argentina, and Guzman-Palma, of Chile, were scientists at the Stowers Institute for Medical Research. Officials at the Kansas City Fire Department revealed in a report that the motive of the blaze was to conceal a crime. Former Johnson County prosecutor Paul Morrison told KSHB: "What it says to me is that these people were murdered and that whoever did it, set this fire to try to cover it up." Morrison revealed that starting a fire to cover up a crime isn't "unusual". He added: "Usually, it doesn't work because it's fairly commonly done in homicide scenes and investigators are usually pretty good at determining the cause of death." ...COVER UP' Cops revealed that an Amazon Alexa device was found in the apartment. Investigators thought that it may have captured conversations between Moore and the research scientists before they were killed, KSHB reported. Tributes were paid to the two scientists following their deaths. Behrensen's colleagues said she had been "looking forward to living on her own in a different country". Palma, a spinal cord regeneration researcher, was described as a "gentle soul". Read More on The US Sun POOR PETE Pete 'is struggling' with Kim's 'hot & cold' behavior amid his on-set 'meltdown' DESPERATE CRIES Horror 911 call captures wife's screams before husband 'buried her alive' The pair were branded ...brilliant, promising scientists... by researchers at the Stowers Institute. The organization said: ...The Stowers Institute community is devastated by the loss of two exceptional predoctoral researchers.... Stowers Institute for Medical ResearchPablo Guzman-Palma was branded a ...gentle soul' by research colleagues '/ '
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