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The twin brothers found shot dead in a South Miami-Dade field last week were being looked at as possible “persons of interest” in the murder of a man who worked at a group living facility, according to multiple law-enforcement sources.
Michael and Miking Adams, 18-year-old seniors at Miami Southridge High, had already been questioned by police in connection with the Sept. 8 shooting of Keenen Bullard, 21, the sources told the Miami Herald. A dispute over a woman may have sparked the killing, they said.
Last Thursday, detectives finished serving a search warrant at the twin’s Goulds home. Later in the day the teens disappeared and ran into an overgrown lot nearby.
Sources say one brother shot the other, then took his own life — but it was unclear if the shooting was a murder-suicide, or if both brothers chose to die. The Miami-Dade Medical Examiner’s Office has yet to issue its findings on the case.
“They didn’t want to go to prison. So... they ran into the bushes where one twin killed the other one, then himself,” a family friend told the Miami Herald. “God rest all three young men’s souls.”
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/crime/article235157507.html
Michael and Miking Adams, 18-year-old seniors at Miami Southridge High, had already been questioned by police in connection with the Sept. 8 shooting of Keenen Bullard, 21, the sources told the Miami Herald. A dispute over a woman may have sparked the killing, they said.
Last Thursday, detectives finished serving a search warrant at the twin’s Goulds home. Later in the day the teens disappeared and ran into an overgrown lot nearby.
Sources say one brother shot the other, then took his own life — but it was unclear if the shooting was a murder-suicide, or if both brothers chose to die. The Miami-Dade Medical Examiner’s Office has yet to issue its findings on the case.
“They didn’t want to go to prison. So... they ran into the bushes where one twin killed the other one, then himself,” a family friend told the Miami Herald. “God rest all three young men’s souls.”
https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/crime/article235157507.html
