And fled. The shooting left neighbors on edge and several nearby schools on lockdown. Despite a massive manhunt, the suspect was not found nearby. This is a pretty nice neighborhood. I grew up on the corner here. The suspect is described as an older white man, balding with gray hair and a beard. It is kind of unsettling. Many in this community are taking the death of Ruthanne Lodato hard. One mother says lodato taught her three kids to love music and said she has done the same for countless other kids around here for at least the last 20 years. They are still looking for the suspect in her murder. Live in alexandria, tom roussey, abc 7 news area thank you very much. Anger mixed with heartbreak tonight. Just feet from where an elderly man took his last breath. Family and friends of cecil mills, the man who suffered a heart attack outside a d. C. Fire station. Firefighters and emts inside the station did nothing to try to save mills life. Jay korff is live near the fire station on what h
Her entire life. A caretaker was also shot and suffered none life threatening injuries. A third apparently nonlife threatening injuries. A third person at the home was unharmed. You cant help but wonder. Reporter the randomness has neighbors shaken, the shooter who they describe as an elderly balding white male with gray hair and full beard, did not know the women. Those who knew lodato knew a good friend and neighbor. Shes a very nice lady and very were jettic. Reporter lodato had several friends in the neighborhood who were still too broken up to go on camera, but they tell us she was a music teacher who taught dozens of children from her home. Friends say shes the last person theyd expect this to happen to. Andrew brulet just moved into the neighborhood with his family and said this is the last place to expect a murder. Cant let it define what it will be like living here, 1 random incident, hopefully not a defining moment. Reporter alexandria is not typically used to dealing with ma
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