The FBI released photos Sunday of four suspects in the shooting that left six people dead at a high school homecoming event in Mississippi.
Another 10 victims were wounded in shooting in Leland, which is now the deadliest mass shooting in the U.S. this year.
The feds identified the suspects only as three men and one woman and asked for the public’s help in identifying them. By Monday night, one of the male suspects was no longer pictured on the FBI’s website.
Cops are still investigating what sparked the deadly confrontation, which erupted just after midnight on Oct. 11, police said. Authorities said “a disagreement among several individuals” led to the gunfire.
Oreshama Johnson, 41; JaMichael Jones, 34; Shelbyona Powell, 25; Calvin Plant, 19; Kaslyn Johnson, 18, and Amos Brantley Jr., 18, have been identified as the deceased victims. The shooting occurred after a homecoming football game at Leland High on Friday night.
The violence in Leland, about 85 miles northwest of Jackson, was one of several deadly shootings across Mississippi over the weekend.
At Alcorn State University, three people were found with gunshot wounds around 6:30 p.m., one of whom later died. That shooting also followed a homecoming football game.
And on Friday night, after yet another homecoming football game, two people were found shot dead on the campus of Heidelberg High School, including a pregnant woman.
With News Wire Services
