News about Elizabeth Seal

Multiple sources told CNN that a Maine mass shooter was discovered dead in the woods with a bullet wound to his head.

Bob, 76, and Lucy Violette were shot and killed at a Just-In-Time Recreation bowling alley, where he coached a youth league and played in a couples' league every Wednesday night. The grandfather's death was one of the first reported on Thursday, and Lucy's identity was confirmed on Friday. It's uncertain if she was in critical condition or died on the scene. Lucy and Joe married nearly 50 years ago after meeting at work; on their first date, Lucy made Bob spaghetti, which he would later describe as the 'worst he's ever had.' Lucy proposed to Bob shortly after their first date, but retie remained a devoted husband until their final moments. Bob, a retired Sears mechanic, was born and raised in Lewiston and spent his time at the club managing a youth bowling tournament. He was inducted into the Maine Bowling Hall of Fame last month. Andrew, Tom, and John, as well as their beloved six grandchildren, who were often seen on social media, were left behind by him and Lucy.

According to Bob Violette's daughter-in-law Cassandra, 76, was killed in the shooting that erupted inside Sparetime Recreation bowling alley and Schemengees Bar and Grille. Tricia Asselin, 53, who worked at the bowling alley, has been named as the second suspected victim. Joseph Walker, 57, was the third victim, according to relatives, who worked as a bar manager at Schemengee's. Robert Card, a 40-year-old gunman, is on a multi-agency hunt. Around 7 p.m. on Wednesday, he opened a barrage of bullets with an AR-15-style rifle. At least 18 people have been reported dead, including the horrific scenes in Lewiston, Maine, which was the country's deadliest school shooting this year.