Two people found dead in Kenosha linked to Seattle murder suspect, records show Kenosha Police issued an alert Tuesday for the man believed to be armed, dangerous and unstable. 12 News has learned a man charged with first-degree murder in Seattle, Washington, is also considered a person of interest after police found two people dead in a Kenosha home Monday. On Tuesday, Kenosha police issued an alert for Michael A. Oneal Fleming, 33, calling him armed, dangerous and unstable. Hearst Owned Gas station shooting in Seattle Seattle police responded to a deadly shooting at a gas station on Oct. 13. The victim, identified in court documents as gas station employee Graeme Dobbeck, was found shot multiple times in the head, face and chest. The suspect exited the store not in any apparent hurry, court documents said. KOMO-TV via CNN Gas station shooting scene on Oct. 13, 2026 Identification of the suspect According to court documents, the gas station owner watched surveillance video of the deadly shooting and identified the shooter as a former employee named Michael A. Oneal Fleming - basing the observation on the suspect's height, weight, body shape and the suspect's gait. The suspect appears to walk with a 'knock need' gait, meaning his legs came together at the knees, and his lower legs spanned outward, the document said. The gas station owner told investigators Oneal Fleming's last shift was 11 days prior to the shooting. The owner said there was no known disputes with anyone, including Dobbeck, and that Oneal Fleming had previously submitted his resignation with a two-week notice. Two people found dead in Kenosha Court documents showed Kenosha police conducted a welfare check on Oct. 19 at an apartment near 55th Avenue and Washington Road. There, police found Oneal Fleming's mother, Rena Oneal, and Rena's husband, Rodney Bushwood, dead inside. Preliminary indications are they were deceased for several days, court documents said. Kenosha police interviewed Oneal Fleming's twin brother, who said he had recently texted with his brother and mother. The bro #wisn #crimewatchmilwaukee