Object Interview

Glock 19 Puts Over 200 Rounds in 2 people in LA Home
Story by: Alex Orchard, Taylor Heaps, Kyle Marsh

Los Angeles, CA-- Two citizens found dead in their LA home on Thursday, February 26th.

Ronda Johnson and Jamal Struthers were the victims apparently shot numerous times with glock model 19 on February 27th. They found 96 bullet holes in Ronda Johnson's body and 150 maybe more in Struthers' body. The murder took place on 'yourlifeends' street in house 69 located in Los Angeles, California. Daquan Johnson is accused of murdering these two people. Ronda Johnson is his wife of 5 years and Struthers is a family friend. The interview with Mr. Johnson revealed that he had a trouble some childhood and felt a great amount of anger towards his parents. He apparently thought that his wife was 'creepin' with their family friend Jamal Struthers. This supposedly angered him and brought him to killing his wife and friend. The police interviewed witnesses of the murder and they concluded from the information that they saw a man in a black trench-coat leave the house. The police investigated Mr. Johnson's house and they found a black trench-coat that had blood stains on it. They asked him what he had to say and he said, "They crazy. They don't know what they seen, what they heard. He probably got the same trench-coat as me." When he was asked how the blood stains got on his coat he stated, "Oh yah, that was from draggin' a dead deer to my garage. It was battered up pretty bad, like it was put in a blender, hahahahahahahaha." Daquan Johnson is originally from Atlanta, Georgia and moved to Los Angeles when he was 5-years-old. The glock 19 was found in Mr. Johnson's name but he claims that he does not own one. "I don't own a glock. There must be a mistake." He says that he was on the street next to the one where the murder happened. Along with that, he said he did not hear any gun rounds go off during that night, "It was quiet," Johnson said. With the last question, they asked him if he killed those two people. He replied, "Hell no." The murder is still under investigation and the next court hearing is on March 5th, 2009. Daquan Johnson is still innocent until proven guilty.