3-15-16

Johan De Leede 83 murdered in his home. No mystery about it. SHTF soon.

Murder mystery: 83-year-old man shot to death in Lorton neighborhood

LORTON, Va. (ABC7) — Who killed Johan De Leede? That is the question trying to be answered at this moment. 

Fairfax County Police are investigating the murder of an 83-year-old retired economist with the World Bank, father, and grandfather who was shot to death in Lorton, Va. early Friday morning.

Police say they received a call around 1:15 a.m. for a man that a family believed was unresponsive due to a fall.

When officers arrived in the 6000 block of River Dr., they found 83-year-old Johan De Leede in his backyard suffering from trauma to his upper body. Police say his wife was inside at the time of the incident.

Sources tell ABC7 shots were fired from outside of the home into the room where De Leede was sitting. It is unclear as to how his body was discovered in the backyard.

Police started CPR and applied an emergency dressing using a trauma kit to his wounds, then rushing him to the emergency room.

Police say De Leede died a short time later.

Neighbors in the complex told ABC7 they heard multiple shots last night.

At this time, police have not established a motive or person of interest, but they have canvassed the area by ground, with K-9′s, and by helicopter.

Officer Roger Henriquez said this morning, “Detectives have gone door-to-door trying to make contact with neighbors to see if they saw or heard anything.”

Neighbor Richard Kennedy said De Leede was a very nice and intelligent guy.

“I can’t imagine a person like him having enemies, so that’s why the whole episode seems so bizarre,” Kennedy said.

Other neighbors are perplexed as to how something like this could have happened on their usually quiet street. SOURCE

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