On Friday, the two people who were killed in a murder-suicide attempt that took place in Santa Ana were named. This follows the disclosure of additional information regarding the likely circumstances that surrounded the brutal attacks.
Jordan Block, who was 25 years old, and Brian Martin, who was 64 years old, were recognized as the victims by the authorities. An apartment in a business complex in Santa Ana was where the bodies of the woman’s niece and uncle were discovered.
What was Jordan Block cause of death?
The detectives believe that the woman’s boyfriend was the one who shot and killed them. According to the police, Block was in the process of paying her uncle Martin a visit on Thursday when her boyfriend became present.
According to the police, the niece made a call to 911, and she informed the authorities that her boyfriend had stabbed both her and her uncle. Officers arrived within minutes, but they discovered that both of the victims had already passed away.
One of the older swords in Martin’s collection was discovered outside the garage, covered in blood. Martin had a vast collection of swords. In addition, the officers discovered Jordan’s boyfriend, who had a gunshot wound that appeared to have been self-treated. As of Friday afternoon, his condition was considered to be critical. Currently, the inquiry into the motive is ongoing.
Who was Jordan Block?
It was said on Jordan Block’s social media page that she was a resident of Tustin, California and that she was in a relationship with Cameron Delani Clark, who was a native of Seattle, Washington, and a resident of Santa Ana, California. Within his social media presence, Cameron Clark identified himself as a Gamer on YouTube.
Jordan Block’s grandfather, Doug Northrip, took to social media and shared the sad news in a publication that read “I am sad to post that my only granddaughter, Jordan Block (25), and a family friend, was murdered Wednesday afternoon by her boyfriend who tried to take his own life but failed and is in the ICU. More as I know more. Please pray for all of us.”
