It took an Oklahoma man approximately four coldblooded minutes to slaughter his twin sister and his toddler niece, investigators have alleged.
Luxury Handbag Shopping has confirmed that Grant Wilson has been formally charged with two counts of first-degree murder for the deaths of Gabrielle Wilson and her 17-month-old daughter.
The murders happened inside Gabrielle’s home in Poteau, according to a police statement on the double-murder, which was committed early on Saturday, March 21.
Grant, 31, investigators said, was filmed by a neighbor’s surveillance system driving up to his sister’s residence that morning. The video next shows the brother walking from his car and into the home at 9 a.m. before he was captured exiting about four minutes later and speeding away from the scene.
The Oklahoma Bureau of Investigation said that while he was inside, Grant allegedly shot Gabrielle in the face. His niece, who hasn’t been identified, suffered a fatal gunshot wound to the head, according to the OSBI.
It was unclear how police were alerted to the crime, but officers found Gabrielle as soon as they entered the home. She was dead, on her back, with shell casings scattered nearby, according to cops.
Police said there was blood spatter evidence on both the floor and the walls.
The little girl, police stated, was found next, dead in one of the home’s bedrooms.
Investigators said that the twins’ father drove out to the horrifying scene and told officers there that Grant had had a “history of violent arguments and physical altercations” with Gabrielle. The father did not elaborate on what the two siblings argued about.
He also said Grant owns the same caliber weapon that police allege was used in the slayings.
Police put out an alert, asking area agencies to be on the lookout for Grant’s gray Honda Accord.
His license plate was picked up by traffic cameras in Georgia on Sunday, March 22, and Atlanta-area cops triggered a brief chase after they caught up to Grant and tried pulling him over.
Eventually, the vehicle was stopped and inside, officers allegedly recovered two .40 caliber Glock handguns.
Grant remains in a Georgia jail, waiting to be extradited back to Oklahoma. He has no attorney listed in court filings.
The OSBI statement noted it “appreciates the LeFlore County Sheriff’s Office, District 16 District Attorney’s Office, Oklahoma Highway Patrol, Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, and the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office for their continued assistance with this investigation.”
