Investigators are still trying to determine what happened in an apparent murder-suicide outside a Taco Bell restaurant in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, last week, as the perpetrator and victim do not appear to have known each other.
Police found two people shot to death at the drive-thru Wednesday evening. Authorities identified the shooter as Jason Williams, 53, and the victim as Megan Keleman, 25.
Police say the incident began when Keleman pulled up in front of Williams in a drive-thru, leading to an argument and Williams shooting Keleman before killing himself.
The coroner determined Keleman suffered a gunshot wound to the neck and ruled her death a homicide, while Williams’ death was ruled a suicide by gunshot wound to the head.
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This photo obtained from the Stow Police Department shows Jason Williams (left) of Cuyahoga Falls and Megan Keleman of Stow, Ohio. (Stowe Police Department)
A motive was not immediately clear, and authorities said they had found no evidence the men knew each other.
Stowe Police Chief Jeffrey Films FOX8 Cleveland While the investigation continues, the mystery of why the tragedy occurred may never be solved.
“We don’t have any answers right now, and we probably never will, as to why this happened,” Film said.
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Williams has a criminal record, including a recent charge of drunk driving, and is prohibited from possessing firearms.
According to social media posts, Keleman had recently earned an MBA from Cleveland State University and was working at a center for at-risk youth.
Authorities investigated the scene of a shooting that happened outside a Taco Bell restaurant in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, last week. (WJW)
A community vigil in memory of Mr Keleman was planned for Sunday at 7pm on the front lawn of Stowe City Hall.
Police say Jason Williams, 53, shot 25-year-old Megan Keleman before killing himself. (WJW)
The event will include a candle lighting, prayers from a local pastor and support from counselors.
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Mayor John Pribonick called on the community to come together to support Keleman’s family during this time of deep grief.
