The Metro Nashville Police Department has identified the victims from Friday night’s triple homicide in Antioch as a 22-year-old man and a father-son duo.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — The Metro Nashville Police Department has identified the victims from Friday night’s triple homicide in Antioch as a 22-year-old man and a father-son duo.
According to the Metro Nashville Police, the victims are identified as 22-year-old Jesus Gallardo-Ramirez, 48-year-old Antonio Munoz-Rizo and his son, 28-year-old Jesus Manuel Munoz-Morales. All reportedly have connections to the Atlanta area.
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The victims were all found dead Friday night after officers responded to a 911 call, finding one man dead on the front porch of a home along Bart Drive and two men dead inside.
Police said a preliminary investigation leads them to believe the triple homicide is related to a Hispanic prostitution operation that was being run out of the Antioch home. Records revealed the home was recently sold in July.
Detectives said they are still looking for the woman who arrived to the home with the victims in a Honda sedan with temporary Georgia tags.
In addition, authorities are also searching for potential suspects, who are believed to have run to a nearby vehicle and drove off after the shooting. A neighbor spoke with News 2, stating that he heard multiple shots that night and saw a group running away from the home.
In a release issued Wednesday, police said they have interviewed a fourth man who was injured in the Friday night gunfire. He reportedly told officers that he was riding a bicycle in the area at the time the shots were fired and was struck in the hip.
According to MNPD, the 911 call for the shooting also came from someone in Atlanta who reportedly called on behalf of a Spanish-speaking friend who wanted police to respond to a fight at that address.
MNPD’s Homicide and Specialized Investigations Division detectives said they are continuing to pursue leads in this case.