Marine Corps Veteran, 63, Among Three Killed, Six Injured in Minneapolis Mass Shooting, New York

MINNEAPOLIS MASS SHOOTING, New York — The gunman, identified by the New York Times as Carlton Neal Johnson II, a 35-year-old who was facing eviction from his apartment, carried out the killings Sept. 2 in the Shoreline Plaza apartment building. The Minnestoa Bureau of Criminal Apprehension on Thursday named veteran Dale Henry Spry, 63, and Muse A. Afrah, 61, as the victims who were killed. The suspected shooter also killed himself. Six others were injured, including three Minneapolis police officers. Authorities said they believed both of the deceased individuals lived at the apartment complex. Spry's daughter, Sarah Parsons, told local news affiliate FOX9 KSTP she was "speechless" when she learned of his death. It's honestly scary,' she added. 'I mean, just going up into the building was like, I was still shaking about it. I can't believe it just happened.' Parsons told the outlet that her father had been estranged from his family for some three decades, and that he struggled from PTSD and alcohol abuse. 'I didn't know how to register it," Parson told FOX9. "He hasn't been a part of my life for so long.' 'It's scary.