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CLEVELAND (AP) — A medical examiner says that four people whose decaying bodies were found in a vacant home in Cleveland had been fatally shot and that their deaths are homicides.
The Cuyahoga (ky-uh-HOH'-guh) County Medical Examiner's Office on Wednesday identified two of the victims from fingerprints as 20-year-old Dejuan Willis, of Cleveland, and 23-year-old Christopher Monroe, of Cleveland.
The bodies were discovered Saturday in a bedroom on the third floor of the boarded-up home. Cleveland.com reports a Cleveland city councilman said residents found the bodies during a neighborhood cleanup.
Police found a gun inside the home and said it was known for drug activity.
It's unclear when the four were killed.
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