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She said her brother had been saying Allah was telling him to kill people for the past weekCHICAGO (CBS) ― Click to enlarge1 of 5
A woman and three children were killed, and two others were wounded, in a shooting at 7248 S. Mozart St.
Family members say 3-year-old Kaleasha Larry was one of the three children killed in a shooting rampage Wednesday, April 14, 2010, in Chicago's Marquette Park neighborhood.
Neighbors are in shock after a shooting rampage in Chicago's Marquette Park neighborhood left a woman and three children dead overnight. Two others were hospitalized.
Chicago Police picked up the suspect on foot without incident a few miles away at 59th Street and Racine Avenue. A weapon was recovered from a car nearby.
Family members said the suspect was visiting from Madison, Wis. The big question is what made him open fire on his whole family.
"He just went crazy. He shot everybody in the house," said Ella Smith, an aunt of one of the victims.
Grieving relatives and friends of the victims are struggling to comprehend a senseless tragedy. It happened in the 7200 block of South Mozart Street at about 4:30 a.m.. Police sources confirm for CBS 2 that the suspect shot and killed his wife, 19, who was pregnant, and shot five other family members. Three children are among the dead.
Relatives said the deceased victims include the suspect's 7-month-old son, Jahad Larry; the suspect's niece, 3-year-old Keleasha Larry, known by the nickname of "Pooh Pooh;" a woman believed to be the suspect's wife, 19-year-old Tawanda Thompson; and another nice of the suspect, 16-year-old Keyshai Fields. Friends said Fields also was pregnant.
"She was real happy," said Fields' friend Marquetta Welborn. " We just saw her yesterday at school, prancing in the hallway with her sunglasses on, being the Keyshai she is. Nobody never had anything negative to say about her."
Also wounded were Keyshai's brother, Demond Larry, 13, and the suspect's mother, Leona Larry, 57. Demond was in stable condition Wednesday afternoon. Leona was in critical condition and being kept alive on a ventilator.
