burned out washington, d.c. home last week were reportedly held overnight by more than one attacker. sources tell us that whoever killed savvas savopoulos and his wife son and housekeeper knew a lot about them. investigators are using bloodhounds to track down whoever may have set it on fire. statements and court papers from the state s attorney office say gray was arrested before police even knew he had a knife. and they de didn t find the weapon until gray was handcuffed and nut a prone position. police lawyers maintain gray s arrest was proper because he possessed a weapon. an amtrak conductor is now suing the railroad for negligence. 33-year-old says he was taking a
were brought in. their bond now set at $1 million just like the other 170 suspects. and we re also learning more details by the police about how all of this began. they had mentioned this started over a parking spot. well it may turn out that one of the bikers had his foot run over. that it could have started from something that simple. nine people killed according to a preliminary autopsy report. all of them gilled with gunshot wounds. they were between the ages of 27 and 65. john christine. kyung lah, thank you for that. four murder victims found dead in their burned out washington, d.c. mansion last week were held overnight by more than one attacker. that s according to local television reports sources tell wry, whoever killed savvas savopoulos wife and 10-year-old son and housekeeper knew a lot about the family s day-to-day routine.
before the bullets started flying. investigators are recovering dozens of weapons and still processing the crime scene. let s get more from cnn s kyung lah in waco. reporter: good morning, john and christine investigators have continued to go car to car and what they are pullinging out are even more weapons. we saw them pulling out long rifles handguns even a bulletproof vest. this is adding to the cache of weapons they ve already recovered here at the scene. so 100 weapons, they say. that number now continuing to climb. meanwhile, a manhunt today ended up in a peaceful resolution. there were three suspects according to the sheriff s department that were released on a lower bond. they re bond was set at $50,000 because they weren t arrested right here in this parking lot. they were arrested just outside the perimeter. but when the police figured out that they had a lower bond their bond was revoked. there was a brief manhunt. and then those three suspects
because they weren t arrested here in this parking lot. they were arrested just outside the perimeter. when the police found out they had a lower bond their bond was revoked. there was a previous manhunt. those three suspects were brought in. their bond set at $1 million just like the other 170 suspects. and we re also learning more details from the police about how all of this began. they mentioned this started over a parking spot. well it may turn out that one of the bikers had his foot run over. that it could have started from something that simple. nine people killed according to a preliminary autopsy report. all of them killed with gunshot wounds. they were between the ages of 27 and 65. john christine. kyung lah for us in texas. new information about a mysterious washington, d.c. murder. four victims found dead in their
texas, may have been triggered by a minor parking lot incident. nine people were killed. 18 others wounds in what was absolute chaos at that twin peaks restaurant. police say a biker may have had his foot run over before bullets started flying. investigators have recovered dozens of weapons and still processing what is considered a huge crime 16. we get more from kyung lah in waco. reporter: good morning, christine and john investigators have continued to go car to car. what they re pulling automatic are even more weapons. we saw them pull out handgun, weapons and a bulletproof vest. 100 weapons, they say, that number now continuing to climb. meanwhile, a manhunt today ended up in a peaceful resolution. there were three suspects according to the sheriff s department that were released on a lower bond. their bond was set at $50,000