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Two Marshall County shooting victims identified; authorities searching for suspect

MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa —Marshall County authorities have identified the two people who were found dead early Friday morning in a rural Marshalltown home, and say they’re searching for the man who they believe shot them.

According to a news release: “Marshall County Deputies were dispatched to the 2600-mile of 182nd Street, Marshalltown Iowa for a welfare check on occupants of the residence. When deputies arrived, they located a male and female deceased.”

Friday night authorities identified the victims as 28-year-old Mario Murillo and 33-year-old Frances Tillie Gasca, both of Marshalltown.

As a result of the investigation by Marshall County Sheriff’s Office and Division of Criminal Investigation, 29-year-old Ilias Julian Lasley has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder, according to the release.

Lasley is considered armed and dangerous. If you see him or know his location do not approach him, call law enforcement, the release said.

Those who may have information about Lasley’s whereabouts, or other details relevant to the investigation, are encouraged to contact the Marshall County Communications Center, 641-754-5725, Marshall County Sheriff’s Office, 641-754-6380.

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