Family shares photo of one victim in Seattle’s double homicide. Dwone Anderson-Young is UW grad w/ “promising life” pic.twitter.com/7RQUfEQeVs
— elisa hahn (@ElisaHahnK5) June 3, 2014
RIP.
According to a Linkedin page for Dwone Anderson-Young, he was a web developer who’d attended Garfield High School, Seattle Central Community College, and the University of Washington.
Matalepuna Malu, the 26 year old who Seattle police named as a suspect in Sunday morning’s shootings, turned himself in to police yesterday. The Seattle Times has further details. Malu is being held on $1 million bail.
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