Richard Starry ID’d As Robstown TX Shooter Accused Of Killing Four Some At Nursing Home

ROBSTOWN, TX. (THECOUNT) — Richard Starry has been identified as the suspect accused of murdering four people in Robstown, Texas, some of them at a local nursing home, according to a reporter for KRIS6 News.

The shootings unfolded at two different locations but were believed to be related. By the end of the evening, five people lay dead in the nation’s latest mass shooting incident, which unfolded on the evening of July 28, 2018, a Friday. One of those was the shooter.

“Two victims and shooter identified in Robstown nursing home shooting,” revealed reporter Emily Hamilton on Twitter. “Deceased victims identified as 85-year-old Ernest Starry and his wife, Thelma Montalvo. Shooter identified as 60-year-old Richard Starry.” source

Around 7 p.m., Robstown police received a call of an active shooter at a nursing home, City Secretary Herman Rodriguez said in a news conference.

Upon arrival, they found two bodies, two males and one female. The nursing home was the Retama Manor nursing home in the 600 block of East Avenue in Robstown, a city of just under 12,000 people located in Nueces County, Texas.