Talal Sitto and Tom Sitto from Detroit were the actual targets of the shooter who mistakenly shot a woman.
A 19-year-old man killed a woman while she was driving off to her destination. This case has currently taken Detroit as it is quite an unusual one considering the deceased was not supposed to die that day.
With social media talking about it, people are curious to know who the actual targets were of the suspect. Here is everything we know about the case including the motive of the killer.
Who Are Talal Sitto and Tom Sitto From Detroit?
Talal Sitto and Tom Sitto are apparently the ones who were the main targets of the shooter Marion Johnson in Detriot. However, it was their lucky day that saved them from getting murdered.
This, however, resulted in killing an innocent woman who drove a car similar to the one owned by Talal and Tom. The shooting was actually meant for them but instead, someone else had to give up her life.
As the internet is intrigued to know about Talal and Tom, there is no information available on them. Neither their identities have been revealed nor any authentic source has come up with the confirmation. Hence, we will have to hold on until the official news is released.
Detroit Shooting Update As Ciera Wells Gets Shot
Marion Johnson is believed to have opened fire on the car while the woman was still driving resulting in the victim being unresponsive. Ciera Wells was found in the 14700 block of Madeleine Street.
There were gunshots on her neck and was in critical condition. She was immediately taken to hospital where she finally took her last breath. This was quite unfortunate as the deceased was only 20 years old.
Additionally, Wells was only driving the car which was similar in design and color to the vehicle owned by the men Johnson was going to kill.
Marion Johnson Is Arrested
Marion Johnson was arrested immediately and has been charged with first-degree murder and two counts of attempted murder. He was taken in front of the court and was placed in jail.
However, a preliminary examination has been scheduled to April 14 at 1:45 AM.