Riley initially came to the home in Lakeland around 7:30 p.m. Saturday and allegedly told one of the eventual victims, "God sent me here to speak with one of your daughters, Amber." He believed Amber was going to commit suicide, but the residents warned there was no one there by that name.

Deputies responded within six minutes, but by then, Riley had already left the scene, and authorities spent about twenty minutes canvassing the area but did not find any sign of him. Nine hours later, a lieutenant in the area heard volleys of gunfire and law enforcement who arrived to the home around 4:30 a.m. that morning saw a truck on fire and a man outside in camo who then ran back inside.

Officers heard more gunshots, a woman screaming and a baby whimpering, Judd said. Law enforcement attempted to make entry into the front of the home, but it was barricaded. Upon going around back, a lieutenant was met with the suspect wearing a bullet proof vest, knee pads and head gear.

The victims include 40-year-old Justice Gleason, a 33-year-old woman, and a 3-month-old infant boy. A 62-year-old woman, who was believed to be the grandmother of the infant, was also found deceased in the apartment next door. The family's dog, Diogi, was also shot and killed.

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