Victims identified in last nights’s triple homicide in Palm Bay

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As we reported last night at the Woodlake Village Apartments on the 2700 block, police discovered three deceased individuals in a residence. They were also in pursuit of the suspect driving an early model black Lexus.

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The victims were identified as Lisa Suglam, 31, Angella Suglam, 60, and Stephen Suglam, 79. Additionally, a 15-year-old was found in critical condition and 59-year-old Gary Taylor sustained injuries. They were rushed to the hospital and their current status is unknown.

The alleged perpetrator, 26-year-old Te’Shawn Taylor, had fled the scene. With assistance from the Melbourne Police Department and Brevard County Sheriff’s Department, officers located the suspect’s vehicle on Babcock Street and apprehended him after a short pursuit.

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Suspect’s vehicle after being stopped

Te’Shawn Taylor faces charges of first-degree premeditated murder and two counts of attempted first-degree murder. The incident appears to be domestic in nature.

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