victims Corteria Wright (L), Dewayne Tunstall
Two more victims of Memphis mass shooter Ezekiel Kelly were identified this week, including a 17-year-old girl.
Corteria Wright, 17, and Dewayne Tunstall, 24, were fatally shot by Ezekiel Kelly in Wednesday night’s massacre.
As previously reported, Memphis police announced Wednesday night they had taken into custody Ezekiel Kelly, the accused 19-year-old mass shooter livestreaming his shooting spree.
Ezekiel Kelly shot a total of 7 people, killing four.
Ezekiel Kelly
Ezekiel Kelly is a convicted criminal who had been released in March early from a three-year sentence.
Corteria Wright had just turned 17 and Dewayne Tunstall was a father to a young child, Fox 13 Memphis reported.
Via Fox 13 Memphis:
Police identified the first victim as 24-year-old Dewayne Tunstall. The Memphis Police Department (MPD) said he was shot and killed in the 3100 block of Lyndale Ave. just before 1 a.m.
Tunstall is better known as Sosa or Amir to his friends and family.
FOX13 spoke with one of his close friends, who said he would do anything for his loved ones, and he leaves behind a young daughter.
Tunstall’s murder happened hours before the alleged gunman went on a mobile shooting spree around Memphis.
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On Facebook, several people have said another victim is Corteria Wright.
A man who said he is Wright’s father made a Facebook live shortly after the shooting.
Through tears, he said his daughter had just turned 17, and he hopes no one has to experience the pain he is feeling.
FOX13 is still working to find out who the fourth victim is.
On Wednesday evening it was reported Ezekiel Kelly shot a woman in medical scrubs who went to his aid after he feigned being hurt.
Kelly also carjacked her at Poplar Avenue and Evergreen Street and took her Toyota SUV.
It turns out the young woman in scrubs was Memphis nurse, Allison Parker.
Allison Parker was fatally shot in front of her daughter, according to WREG.
The fourth victim has not been identified yet.
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