© FacebookJason Hendrix in his JROTC uniform in this shot posted on Facebook
Jason Hendrix in his JROTC uniform in this shot posted on Facebook
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Police in Baltimore pursued Hendrix who was driving his parent's Honda Pilot with Kentucky plates when he hit another vehicle. Hendrix then opened fire injuring one officer and officers fired back.
After the shootout, Baltimore County Police said they found a 9mm semiautomatic handgun, two.38-caliber pistols, a double-barreled shotgun and a backpack full of ammo.
Hendrix was a high school Junior ROTC student. Police said he was an active churchgoer and may have even attended a church youth meeting the same night his family had been killed. The pastor at his church said that he would arrive at church every Sunday at 7 a.m. to set up equipment.
© FacebookKevin and Sarah Hendrix in their beekeeping garb
Kevin and Sarah Hendrix in their beekeeping garb
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Kevin and Sarah Hendrix and daughter Grace were found shot to death in their Corbin, Kentucky, home on Saturday afternoon. The killer used a pillow to muffle the gunshots while shooting each twice in the head.
The town of Corbin boasts fewer than 7,500 residents and police have called homicides rare, particularly triple homicides like this one. Kevin and Sarah Hendrix were beekeepers and Sarah also taught at a local college.