A coroner says the suspect in a shooting rampage that killed at least 10 people in south Alabama began his day of bloodshed by burning down his mother’s house where officials found her body.
Coffee County Coroner Robert Preachers says officials have not been able to enter the house outside of Kinston to determine if she was shot. Preachers says the suspect then went to nearby Samson and killed his grandparents, aunt and uncle.
Preachers said the grandfather, Alfred White, had raised the suspect and that officials did not have a motive.
The Alabama Department of Safety says the gunman killed nine people before fatally shooting himself at a metal products plant in neighboring Geneva.
Police are investigating at least four separate shootings, all believed to be done by one gunman. His name was not released.