KS KS - Marvin Woods, Tamesha Lee, Eric & Carla Avery, Topeka, 1 Dec 2013

http://www.kansascity.com/2013/12/02/4664967/police-shooting-probe-in-topeka.html

TOPEKA — Topeka police say they haven’t identified any suspects in the deaths of three residents and a shooting that left a woman seriously wounded......

Police Maj. Jerry Stanley said Avery’s 43-year-old brother, Eric Christopher Avery, and her ex-husband, 56-year-old Marvin Louis Woods, were found dead in her home.......

Also an identified woman found dead.

Officer who shot firefighter will undergo surgery
December 2
BY BRIAN BURNES

Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/2013/12/02/4664849/officer-who-shot-firefighter-will.html#storylink=cpy

TGIRecovered said:

Officer who shot firefighter will undergo surgery
December 2
BY BRIAN BURNES

Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/2013/12/02/4664849/officer-who-shot-firefighter-will.html#storylink=cpy

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do you think the two cases are connected?

No, the 2 cases are not related as far as known:

Update 12/11/13

http://www.wibw.com/home/headlines/...fter-Being-Shot-In-Parking-Lot-234012081.html

Has comments from the families and video

......It's been a little over one week since Tamesha Lee, Eric Avery and Marvin Woods were found dead inside the home at 1629 SW Central Park.

Carla Avery was found shot several blocks away -she later died. ......

At 4:30 Wednesday [12/4] morning, Topeka Police were called to 1629 Southwest Central Park, the same home where Tamesha Lee, Eric Avery, and Marvin Woods were found dead Sunday night.

When officers arrived they located 23-year-old Jamal T. Booker and 29-year-old Reginald M. Rucker in the backyard with property from inside the home. The address had been released from being a crime scene at midnight Tuesday.

Topeka Police say the two were booked on charges of burglary, theft, criminal damage, and obstruction at the residence.

The fourth victim of Sunday's shooting in central Topeka, Carla Jean Avery, succumbed to her injuries on Tuesday, making the incident the first quadruple homicide in the city's history, according to a Topeka Police Dept. spokesperson.

The incident accounts for nearly half of the city's 10 homicides this year, six of which remain unsolved.......


More at link....

http://cjonline.com/news/2014-11-30/one-year-no-justice-topekas-quadruple-homicide-victims

Monday marks one year since four people were gunned down in central Topeka, and the person — or, more likely, persons — responsible still are out there. And they probably aren’t far away.

“I believe the suspect or suspects are still in this area,” said Topeka Police Capt. Brian Desch. “It was people in the community that did this and I think there’s people that have information that can help us. I don’t know if they’ve just been reluctant because of some fear or pressure or what, but at some point we’re hoping those people will come forward.”

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What an odd coincidence.

1 year after quadruple homicide in Topeka, still no arrests

The house also is the site of another homicide, when a 16-year-old died in 2007 of a gunshot wound. It was initially reported as a possible suicide, but the Shawnee County Coroner’s Office later ruled it as a homicide after an autopsy.

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http://ksnt.com/2014/12/01/1-year-after-quadruple-homicide-in-topeka-still-no-arrests/

In Rememberance of Tamesha Lee, Carla Avery, Eric Avery, and Marvin Woods

https://www.facebook.com/WhokilledUS/

Kansas 'cold case' playing cards could help solve Topeka killings

• The December 2013 quadruple homicide in which Tamesha Lee, 34, Eric Christopher Avery, 43, and Marvin Lewis Woods, 56, were fatally shot at 1629 S.W. Central Park Ave. while Carla Jean Avery, 45, was fatally shot in the 1200 block of S.W. 21st. The case is highlighted and photos of the four shown on the Ace of Diamonds.