Holly Hatcher was killed in the invasion of the house by a stranger without warning signs

New details that appear in what is called a random, The conquest of the house was killed Among the mother of an emerging rural singer from Virginia’s countryside, but the members of the interconnected community are still looking for answers as the suspect did not show any warning signs until he seemed to come out of the blue color.

The Shinandoho Valley is a poetic society known for its heritage and local landmarks – not for crime. But in the middle of the night on August 3, a 41 -year -old Maryland was stormed by Kevin Moussa Walker, Holly and Michael Hatcher, 62 and 65 years old, armed with a knife. Holly, the former teacher who is loved by the local community, killed her husband until Michael Mislasses recovered from his car and fired one dead bullet in the intruder.

This happened in the property of the Hatcher family 19.4 acres in Timberville, VirginiaNear James Madison University, less than 5 miles of endless unique caves, as the suspect toured and booked a camp site just a few days before the attack.

“Everyone knows a little from everyone here,” said Mike Stewart, general manager of Endless Caverns. “Everyone has questions.”

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He said Walker is polite and appears to be interested in caves – like many visitors who come across the gates.

Stewart said, “It was” yes, madam, no, sir, “he said, no aggression on our part.” “That is why everyone is looking for answers.”

He said Walker spoke warmly with other evidence and visitors during the tour. In addition to the cost of the round, also hired a camp site all night.

The rural extension is northeast of Harrisonburg, the headquarters of Rockendham County. Virginia Civil Museum of Civil War and Chenendo Caves are other landmarks in the quiet and strange region east of the West Virginia line.

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Stewart said Walker interacted with many employees, tourists and other camp. He described him as polite and not noticeable, if not a little luck.

But for reasons that are still unclear, picked up.

Stewart said: “He was in his location in the camp until early morning on Saturday and then at some time before dawn, when he was leaving, who knew what happened, when he ran his car in our front door, broke the area of our front door,” Stewart said. “He was in the cave, there were signs. He left his hat there.”

Then he left.

Early August 2, Virginia state police A disabled Walker vehicle is found in a trench between the caves and the smuggled beds. But they did not find any sign of it.

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Immediately before midnight on August 3, Walker stormed Hatcher’s house, Holly Hachcher stabbed the 62 -year -old and attacked her husband Michael. After their struggle was spilled abroad, the 65 -year -old owner regained a pistol from his car and launched one deadly shot in his attacker.

Their son is a rural singer Spencer Hatcher, The 28 -year -old was signed with Stone Control records in Nashville in October.

“He did not leave our radar as a person who would do what he did,” Stewart told Fox News Digital.

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Sherif, Rocingham Province, Brian Hachson, said during the weekend that his older son had a victim as a school and said previously that the attack of the home invasion was unprecedented in 31 years of law enforcement.

Walker lived in Picsville, Maryland. Hachisson said he had no known criminal record.

“I heard many of you say that there are no words to explain that, and there is no – and there will be questions that will not be answered,” Michael Hatcher said in a video published by Sharif’s office, in which he thanked the law enforcement and the local community for his support. “But all I can tell you is, we cried, we have hurt, embraced, and we found more love than we knew that he was between us and you. Thank you.”

General records indicate that Walker has never owned a house and it seems that he lived with the family in the Baltimore suburb. The police said that the car was registered with him.

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Stewart said: “We would like to know what came from it and what was its past, but we are only grateful because nothing happened here (in the caves),” Stewart said. “We are sad for our community and neighbors.”

Holly Hatcher had reached 63 on Tuesday. Stewart said that the camp mark, visible from the nearby family home, would light up pink light on its honor after sunset.