Man says his dad, sister killed in MS during FB Marketplace meetup
A family member says a father and daughter who were found shot to death Sunday on a gravel road in Mississippi were en route to buy a PlayStation 5 they found on Facebook Marketplace.
The Panola County Sheriff’s Office said around 7 a.m. Sunday, deputies responded to River Road on the outskirts of Sardis in Panola County, where they discovered the victims.

A passerby had called 911 to report what appeared to be a one-car wreck.
When authorities arrived, they said they found 39-year-old Victor Gonzalez and 19-year-old Serenity Gonzalez, who both appeared to have died from gunshot wounds.
Deputies said the double homicide could have occurred on Saturday or Sunday.
Jessie Waterman said Victor was his father, and Serenity was his sister, and shared pictures of his loved ones.

Waterman said Victor and Serenity were electricians who worked on houses in the Memphis area.
He said family members were told that tire tracks indicated they may have been running from someone, but authorities have not confirmed it.
Waterman believes it was a setup, but no motive was given.
Sheriff Shane Phelps has spoken with family members of the victims, but has not said what led up to the shooting.
Neighbors say the section of River Road is not very well-traveled.
“It’s got houses up that end and houses up the other end, but very few in between,” Connie Donahou said. “It’s not a real busy road, but if you live around here, you know about this road. You pretty much have to live around here to know about this road.”
Father, daughter found shot to death after crash in Mississippi, sheriff’s office says
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