DUNNS BRIDGE, IN — Two people were found shot to death near an Interstate 65 exit in Northwest Indiana after what police say began as an argument between a man and his girlfriend inside a vehicle. The fatal shootings unfolded after a traffic stop sequence that left investigators piecing together the final moments before the deaths.
Law enforcement has identified the case as a homicide investigation tied to the area around the I-65 exit, where officers responded after the shots were reported. Police say the confrontation happened in the car before the killings, but they have not released a full account of the sequence that led from the argument to the gunfire.
The case has drawn attention because it appears to have started as a domestic dispute and ended in multiple deaths along a busy interstate corridor. Investigators are still working through the timeline and have not said whether anyone else was involved.
Police say the argument happened before the shooting at the exit
According to police, the man and his girlfriend argued in the vehicle before the fatal shooting. That detail is central to the early investigation because it gives officers a possible trigger for what happened next, though detectives have not said exactly how the dispute escalated…