PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A career criminal suspected of shooting five people, two of them fatally, inside a suburban home over an alleged insurance-fraud scheme was killed by SWAT team members after a six-hour standoff Monday, authorities said.
Since leaving prison last year, Mark Richard Geisenheyner, 51, had been vowing revenge on Paul Shay, one of the victims of a weekend shooting in rural Montgomery County, authorities said.
Geisenheyner broke into Shay's vacation home late Saturday and said, “Guess you never thought you'd see me again,” before shooting Shay in the head, Montgomery County District Attorney Risa Ferman said Monday, citing a survivor's account.
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