Corsicana quintuple murder-suicide suspect was to be admitted to mental health facility
CORSICANA, Texas - The man who killed five people and himself in Navarro County was supposed to be admitted to a mental health facility.
Court records show one of the victims, Josh Milazzo, was taking his father Kevin to a treatment facility last Friday night when both were reported missing.
Josh Milazzo was later found dead inside a home in the town of frost, along with the 4-year-old son of Kevin Milazzo's ex-girlfriend.
Police say Kevin Milazzo also shot four other people at a different home, in Corsicana. His mother and step-father died at the house. Another victim, his son Xavier, was taken off life support on Monday.
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It was Kevin Milazzo's ex-wife who called 911. The court records show her five-year-old child saw what happened at the Corsicana home, but was not physically harmed.
Police say Kevin Milazzo later killed himself as police approached his vehicle on a county road.
Authorities recovered a handgun and a rifle. The handgun is believed to be the murder weapon.
Milazzo was a convicted felon who was not supposed to have firearms. Both guns were legally registered, but the court records do not indicate who were the proper owners.
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