Muscatine Police Identify 6 Victims in Family Shootings After Domestic Dispute

3 articles · Updated · WQAD Moline · Feb 6

Six people killed in Monday’s Muscatine shootings were publicly identified, including victims ages 13 to 51 whose names were read at a community vigil Tuesday night.
Police say the deaths stemmed from a domestic dispute involving 52-year-old Ryan Willis McFarland, who fatally shot four people at a Park Avenue home before two more victims were found elsewhere.
Officers later located one dead man at a Mill Street residence and another at a Grandview Avenue business; police said all six victims were believed to be McFarland’s family members.
Two victims were students and two others worked for the Muscatine Community School District, which opened counseling support at several schools as the investigation continues.

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