Victim, suspect identified in crime-sinques at Michigan Hotel

Auburn Hills, my victim’s identities were released and suspicious in a crime murder at a hotel in Michigan.

Jackie Jo Torres, 34, from Saginaw, and Marcus Isaiah Taylor, 33, from Vassar, were found dead on Friday night in a hotel in Auburn Hills, the police said. A 3 -year -old girl who was physically unharmed, was also in the room; Her name will not be released.

“We are deeply saddened by the tragic events that took place in our community on Friday night, which leads to the loss of life in the incident of the Homicide-Siniders,” said Scott McGraw, the deputy chief of Auburn Hills, in a statement. “Our hearts go to the victim and her family during this incredibly difficult period.”

The officers were sent around 10:45 on Friday at Holiday Inn Express to 3990 Baldwin Road for a report of a possible domestic violence, according to a police statement from Auburn Hills.

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The officers heard two shootings as they approached the room, the police said. Found Torz and Taylor dead inside.

The 3-year-old was taken to a local hospital from an abundance of caution and subsequently released to a family member.

The investigation indicates that Taylor shot him on Torz and then took his own life, the police said.

The crime laboratory of the sheriff in Oakland county assisted on the spot. The medical examination office in Oakland County will perform autopsy.

Anyone has information about this incident is asked to contact the Auburn Hills Police Department at 248-370-9460.

“Family violence is a serious problem that affects individuals and families in many communities,” McGraw said in a statement. “We ask anyone who is experiencing violence or abuse to reach help and support. There are resources available for victims of domestic violence and no one should feel that they have to face these challenges. ”

The victims of domestic violence should report it to local law enforcement, he said.