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LAS VEGAS (AP) — A 47-year-old man has been indicted on murder charges in the shooting deaths of his landlords in northwest Las Vegas last month.
Mark Carpenter was arrested after the bodies of 62-year-old Gary Cravish and 56-year-old Bonny Cravish were found in the bedroom of their home on May 7.
Carpenter, a blackjack dealer who rented a small house on the couple's residential lot, told police he shot the couple over a dispute but did not elaborate.
The county coroner says the Cravishes were killed with shotgun blasts to the chest.
Carpenter is being held without bail and awaits a June 18 court appearance.
The Clark County grand jury also indicted him on a burglary charge in the case.
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