GRAND JUNCTION — Investigators said Friday they recovered two cellphones and two computers linked to a man suspected of killing two people and wounding two others.
Police say Stefan Alexander Martin-Urban, 22, shot the victims and then committed suicide on Oct. 11.
Investigators say they found a cellphone in Martin-Urban’s car and another phone and two computers in a home in the Denver suburb of Lakewood where he was staying with a relative.
Investigators hope information from the phones and computers will help them retrace Martin-Urban’s movements and interview people he knew.
Killed were 61-year-old Terry Fine and 60-year-old Floyce Gallagher, who were in the driveway of Fine’s house and were leaving on vacation with their spouses.
Fine’s wife, Linda, and a neighbor were wounded.
Gallagher’s husband, Michael Gallagher, rushed Linda Fine to the hospital in a car, with the suspect still firing shots as Gallagher drove off, police said.
